UK to again delay start of checks on EU imports
Surprise, surprise: the UK government has decided yet again to delay import checks, it has ...
Northern Irish businesses have welcomed news that the UK government has agreed to abandon all Brexit clauses in the internal market and finance bills – the illegal ones – in exchange for EU promises to minimise checks and controls on food and medicine going into Northern Ireland from Great Britain. Further details are expected to emerge today – and while it does not mean a trade deal with the EU will be reached, one EU source told The Guardian “this does reset things”.
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