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| By pinning the UK's economic woes on the damage done by leaving the EU, Reeves is playing a clever game, says Anand Menon |
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| Martin Gilbert, 62, has fished the Cornish coast for decades but now feels "sold down the river" by post-Brexit governments |
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| The new border security commander, Martin Hewitt, said he did 'not immediately' have an answer |
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"We are unashamedly rebuilding our relations with the EU to reduce some of those costs that were, in my view, needlessly added to businesses since 2016 and since we formally left a few years ago" |
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- A migrant deported to France under the flagship "one in, one out" scheme has returned to the UK in a small boat, dealing a humiliating setback to Sir Keir Starmer's promise to take back control of the nation's borders.
- A shocking opinion poll predicting that Reform UK will have the largest Commons majority in modern political history will worry Labour and the Conservatives because it points to both parties haemorrhaging support in their heartlands, says polling expert John Curtice.
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