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Rachel Reeves is expected to make climate change a core priority for the Bank of England in her first Budget as Chancellor, calling on Governor Andrew Bailey to give environmental concerns the same weight as economic growth.

Bailey urges Starmer to deepen EU ties to soften Brexit blow and counter Trump tariffs

30 May 202519 June 2025 In Business Jamie Young 0 Comments

Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey has called on the Prime Minister to pursue closer trade and financial links with Brussels to cushion the UK economy from Brexit friction and renewed global protectionism.

British food and flower producers say they have wasted millions of pounds preparing for post-Brexit import checks that may now never be implemented, following the UK government’s sudden decision to delay the planned rollout of sanitary and phytosanitary (SPS) controls on EU agri-food imports.

UK food producers count the cost as post-Brexit import checks delayed again

26 May 202526 May 2025 News Jamie Young 0 Comments

British food and flower producers say they have wasted millions of pounds preparing for post-Brexit import checks that may now never be implemented, following the UK government’s sudden decision to delay the planned rollout of sanitary and phytosanitary (SPS) controls on EU agri-food imports.

The UK government is considering selling the Sevington border control post in Kent, a facility built for post-Brexit customs checks, following this week’s UK-EU trade pact that could render dozens of similar sites redundant.

Government considers selling Kent Brexit border checkpoint amid EU trade deal shake-up

22 May 2025 News Jamie Young 0 Comments

The UK government is exploring the sale of its Sevington border facility in Kent as post-Brexit checks face redundancy under the new EU trade agreement.

British ports seek compensation after spending £120m on post-Brexit border infrastructure that will become redundant under new UK-EU trade deal easing SPS checks.

UK ports demand compensation after Brexit border checks scrapped under new EU deal

20 May 2025 News Jamie Young 0 Comments

British ports seek compensation after spending £120m on post-Brexit border infrastructure that will become redundant under new UK-EU trade deal easing SPS checks.

Volumes of goods shipped directly from Ireland to the EU on new Brexit-busting ferry routes have rocketed by 50% in the past six months as exporters seek to avoid travelling across land through Great Britain, according to official data.

‘HMRC won’t speak to us’: exporters frustrated by post-Brexit border checks and red tape

19 May 2025 In Business Jamie Young 0 Comments

UK exporters say post-Brexit border checks are causing delays, extra costs, and stress, with HMRC guidance unclear and communication poor, according to new Ipsos report.

British companies selling via online marketplaces could be hit hard by Donald Trump’s forthcoming import regulations, with industry experts warning of a “second Brexit” in terms of disruption to trade.

UK marketplace sellers brace for ‘second Brexit’ as Trump’s new US import rules loom

18 February 2025 In Business Jamie Young 0 Comments

UK marketplace sellers fear a “second Brexit” as Donald Trump’s planned US import rules target Chinese-origin goods, threatening extra tariffs, customs checks, and bigger costs.

Nigel Farage has reiterated his belief that Britain’s post-Brexit agreement with the EU is ripe for improvement, although he gave scant detail on what shape those changes might take.

Farage insists UK’s Brexit deal can be improved but fails to say how

4 February 2025 In Business Jamie Young 0 Comments

Nigel Farage insists Britain can improve its Brexit deal with the EU while remaining “friendly,” but offers little clarity on how such changes should be achieved.

Sir Keir Starmer has signalled that Britain will avoid taking sides in the escalating trade row between the United States and the European Union, insisting that it is in the UK’s “vital interests” to stay on good terms with both allies.

Keir Starmer keeps quiet on Trump’s EU trade threats amid post-brexit reset

4 February 2025 News Jamie Young 0 Comments

Keir Starmer refuses to condemn Donald Trump’s new tariff threats as he meets eu leaders. discover how a looming trade war risks inflation, hampers post-brexit resets and divides western allies.

Emmanuel Macron is poised to tell Sir Keir Starmer that the UK’s appearance at a key EU summit on Monday signals the failure of Brexit, according to senior diplomats.

Brexit has failed, Macron to tell Britain

3 February 20253 February 2025 News Jamie Young 0 Comments

As Keir Starmer attends a key EU summit, President Macron will argue that “Brexit has failed,” while the UK prime minister seeks a new defence pact and deeper ties.

Businesses grappling with rising energy costs could see higher bills under Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer’s proposal to link the UK’s emissions policy with the European Union’s carbon pricing scheme.

Labour’s ‘Brexit reset’ draws fire over plan to align UK carbon rules with EU

3 February 20253 February 2025 News Jamie Young 0 Comments

Businesses grappling with rising energy costs could see higher bills under Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer’s proposal to link the UK’s emissions policy with the European Union’s carbon pricing scheme.

Why forcing teams back to the office is a regressive move, stifling productivity, morale, and profits in an era proven fit for remote work.

15 fastest growing Jobs in UK Market: trends, Salaries and Brexit effect 

13 January 202513 January 2025 Business Business Matters 0 Comments

UK has undergone many changes due to rapidly advancing technological factor combined with economic considerations. Major challenges have arisen in post-brexit situations for jobs employment market in England.

Smaller UK exporters have been hit hardest by new post-Brexit barriers, contributing to a £27 billion shortfall in goods sales to the European Union since Britain left the bloc’s single market and customs union.

UK exporters face £27bn Brexit hit as smaller firms bear the brunt

18 December 2024 News Jamie Young 0 Comments

Smaller UK exporters suffer disproportionately from post-Brexit trade barriers, contributing to a £27bn fall in goods sales to the EU. Larger firms adapt more easily, while Labour hints at a “reset” in EU relations.

Donald Trump, facing a substantial fraud fine, might find a lifeline in the stock market through Truth Social, his social media platform. The platform's parent company, Trump Media, is set to go public following a merger with Digital World Acquisition Corp (DWAC).

UK exports under threat as proposed Trump tariffs mirror Brexit impact

9 December 20249 December 2024 News Jamie Young 0 Comments

Proposed trade tariffs by former US president Donald Trump could strike Britain’s goods exports to the United States as hard as Brexit has hit UK sales to the European Union, according to new research.

Almost a third of UK businesses are urging the government to reduce post-Brexit regulations and red tape to support British trade, according to a survey conducted by Santander.

One-third of UK businesses urge government to cut Brexit red tape

22 October 2024 News Jamie Young 0 Comments

One-third of UK businesses are calling for a reduction in Brexit-related red tape to support trade, according to a survey by Santander. Learn more about their concerns and how they’re seeking government support.

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer is negotiating a new treaty with Germany to secure priority access for British businesses, marking a strategic attempt to mend the UK’s fractured relationship with the EU post-Brexit.

Keir Starmer aims to reset Brexit relations with German economic deal

28 August 202428 August 2024 News Paul Jones 0 Comments

Keir Starmer seeks preferential access to German markets in a bid to revitalise UK-EU ties and boost British business opportunities.

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OpenAI has been forced to remove online content promoting its high-profile partnership with Sir Jony Ive’s hardware startup io, following a trademark dispute with AI earbud maker iyO.

OpenAI takes down Jony Ive’s ‘io’ content after trademark complaint from earbud startup iyO

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Across the UK and internationally, homeowners are rethinking how they use their outdoor spaces. Gardens are no longer simply areas for planting or summer barbecues.

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Across the UK and internationally, homeowners are rethinking how they use their outdoor spaces. Gardens are no longer simply areas for planting or summer barbecues.

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