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Saturday papers – 24 March 2018 

Saturday papers – 24 March 2018

Posted by | Mar 24, 2018 | |          

Brexit In an exclusive report, the Express claims a plan to prevent non-EU citizens being given the same benefits as UK citizens has been blocked. THE GOVERNMENT has sparked fury after blocking a bid to stop non-UK citizens being able to receive the same benefits and entitlements as British citizens. The Bill would have given EU citizens the same status as overseas immigrations, and, in a bid to stop benefits tourism, would cap any entitlement they can receive at the amount they would have received in their home country. Sir Christopher Chope, Tory MP for Christchurch, had tabled the…

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News review – Friday 23 March 2018 

News review – Friday 23 March 2018

Posted by | Mar 23, 2018 | |          

Brexit Times (by Jacob Rees-Mogg) The prime minister will, at the European Council, get an unsatisfactory deal which we shall have to endure. There is much in it to regret and it illustrates plainly that although Theresa May has negotiated throughout in a sincere, cooperative and statesmanlike fashion, the same courtesy has not been extended to her in return. The order of the day on the other side of the table has been a ‘do as I say not as I do’ approach, cherry-picking at will, reinforced by bogus declarations regarding the EU’s ‘sacred legal order’ and a determination…

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News review – Thursday 22 March 2018 

News review – Thursday 22 March 2018

Posted by | Mar 22, 2018 | |          

Brexit Times Theresa May has been warned that Britain has three months to solve the Irish border dilemma or Brexit trade talks may stall. European leaders meeting in Brussels tomorrow are expected to sign a transition deal and move on to trade talks. The prime minister will be told, however, that the government must come up with a concrete solution to the issue by the next EU summit in June or sign off on a legally binding backstop to keep Northern Ireland in the Customs Union. Failure to do so could result in a suspension of talks on the…

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News review – Wednesday 21 March 2018 

News review – Wednesday 21 March 2018

Posted by | Mar 21, 2018 | |          

Fisheries Express BRITAIN’S leave-voting fisherman have branded the Prime Minister’s Brexit deal as a “pitiful, abject surrender”. Mrs May made numerous concessions to the European Union yesterday to push Brexit talks on, including allowing the EU to maintain control of the UK’s waters until the end of 2020. Alan Hastings, founder of the Brexit campaign group Fishing for Leave slammed the move as a “sellout”. He told Business Insider: “I’m absolutely disgusted. It’s a pitiful, abject surrender. “The platitudes we’ve been offered — the grandstanding of ‘taking back control’ — has just been a smokescreen for a sellout.” If…

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News review – Tuesday 20 March 2018 

News review – Tuesday 20 March 2018

Posted by | Mar 20, 2018 | |          

Brexit Times Businesses welcomed a “breakthrough” Brexit transition deal struck yesterday after Theresa May made concessions over the rights of EU citizens. Under the agreement, announced by David Davis and his European Union counterpart Michel Barnier, the UK will be able to sign trade agreements during a 21-month transition starting on March 29, 2019. However, Britain will be forced to give full rights to EU citizens moving to the country during that time, and the two sides still need to reach an agreement on Northern Ireland. Independent Britain and the European Union have agreed the terms of the Brexit transition period during which the…

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