Sunday 7 March, 2021
This is Brexit: so expect to see more rows between the UK and EU, particularly over the Northern Ireland Protocol.
The list was uploaded to the Pontins intranet under the heading ‘Undesirable Guests’.
Representatives of Irish hauliers have said they are being held up for longer than they should because of French officials.
Shamima Begum had her British citizenship revoked and now cannot return to fight her case.
The EU and UK are locked in talks to make post-Brexit trade in Northern Ireland work more smoothly.
The UK Government recently made a request to the European Commission for an extension of grace periods until 2023.
While there was a general welcome, there was some criticism of how long it will take.
The trial will start in the coming weeks.
Some people are still reporting significant symptoms several months after infection.
He said there seems to be an “openness” to talking about the two islands working together.
Reports in the UK are suggesting pubs could re-open in April but not be permitted to sell alcohol.
Mobile testing units and home testing kits will be deployed across eight communities in England.
The proposal caused outcry on both sides of the Irish Sea.
Negotiations between the UK and the bloc are expected to start this year.
Anne Sacoolas’ lawyers said she would like “nothing more than to find a path forward”.
Politicians across Ireland and the UK were left blindsided by the move by the EU over concerns about the supply of Covid vaccines.
The bloc backtracked on the move, imposed unilaterally as it faces shortfalls on vaccine supplies.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has questioned whether the visit is necessary during the pandemic.
The comments were made at the Northern Ireland Affairs Committee earlier today.
The UK Prime Minister offered his “deepest condolences” to those whose relatives have died from Covid-19.
Vaccines Minister Nadhim Zahawi said an announcement on the plans will be made later today.
The bronze memorial was dumped into Bristol Harbour before being retrieved by the council.
UL’s Dr Owen Worth says the Brexit question may have been answered, but the greater concept at stake is the Union itself.
Boris Johnson is believed to be the first European leader to have spoken to the new president.
Half of people in Scotland also want an independence referendum, according to a new opinion poll.
The British Medical Association said extending the gap between the first and second Pfizer vaccine doses is not justified by the science.
B117 emerged in the the south east of the country last September.
The plan has been prompted by polling that indicates only 17% of people with symptoms are coming forward for testing.
Incoming US President Joe Biden focused on healing at a memorial for victims on the eve of his inauguration.
The UK recorded a further 1,610 coronavirus deaths yesterday – the highest number reported on a single day.
The duchess is suing the publisher of The Mail On Sunday and MailOnline.
Irish government favours asking people to restrict their movements.
More than 100 flood warnings and alerts have been issued in England.
His comments follow the dumping of a statue into Bristol Harbour by protestors last year.
Boris Johnson said ‘we must take additional steps now to stop those strains from entering the country’.
The ban also covers Panama, Portugal and Cape Verde.
Boris Johnson said NHS staff were being placed under colossal strain by the pandemic.
