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Following the UK’s departure from the EU, the UK Government will soon be involved in a frantic series of negotiations. In this contribution, we focus[…]

The UK’s professional and business services (PBS) sectors are some of the country’s most vibrant and productive – and are vital contributors to the nation’s[…]

As the UK/EU negotiations enter a crunch period much of the focus, understandably, is on the future economic relationship. But there’s another area that still[…]

The UK and the EU have been in negotiations on their future relationship since 2 March 2020, but though progress has been made, timetables have[…]

Talks on relations between London and Brussels are not moving forward. British Prime Minister Johnson is playing a dangerous game. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson[…]

In the EU there is growing frustration with the British course London and Brussels have expressed their disappointment at the lack of progress in negotiating[…]

As part of the Brexit process, the UK Government has been undertaking a review of the UK ‘single market’ or ‘internal market’. The premise is[…]

The appointment of a new cabinet secretary – Great Britain’s top domestic civil servant – is imminent. Sir Mark Sedwill will step down at the end of[…]

Brexit has challenged all aspects of politics, economy and society on the island of Ireland. For Northern Ireland in particular, the UK vote to leave[…]

Deal or no deal, that was the question in the Brexit talks for a long time. At the end of July, EU chief negotiator Michel[…]
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