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Deferring new UK-EU customs controls no 'universal fix' for underlying problems

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The UK government must act now to address failings in its post-Brexit border operating policy if its much-welcomed postponement of border checks are to do more than just delay “disaster”.

UK Brexit mastermind Michael Gove informed Parliament late last week that pre-notification requirements for products of ...

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