#brexit

#brexit

The Summer Economic Statement outlines a budget package of €9.4 billion, highlighting ongoing uncertainties including Brexit, COVID-19, and the war in Ukraine.

The Strasbourg court ruled that countries had a wide margin in determining how to tackle attempts at electoral interference, rejecting the case for an inquiry into Russian disinformation.

Burberry's chief executive has called on the UK government to reinstate VAT-free shopping for international visitors, arguing that Britain could reclaim its title as Europe's leading luxury retail destination.

"It wasn't planned that we would leave England to go back to Germany. I had just finished my school exams and I was enjoying being at Chelsea. But then Bayern came in and, again, it just felt right to try something new."

Since Brexit, clubs in the UK must navigate a complex transfer system, including regulations like Governing Body Endorsements (GBE) and Elite Significant Contributions (ESC), to sign non-British players.

In 2021, a bellicose Boris Johnson sent Royal Navy frigates to patrol off the coast of Jersey in response to a dispute with Paris over fishing rights.

"I was a bit non-directorial," Becker admits. "I may have cussed a bit."

"Bosses at Eurostar and London's St Pancras station have signed a deal to increase capacity for the Eurostar, potentially removing one of the biggest obstacles to increases in UK-France train services."

Macron's visit to Windsor Castle symbolizes the renewed political relations between London and Paris, marking a departure from the tensions of the Brexit years.

Angela Rayner criticized Nigel Farage for promising benefits from Brexit that have not materialized. She expressed skepticism towards those making grand promises without detailed plans.

In the face of war in Ukraine and turmoil in the US, old alliances are reforming. Many thought the channel would become an ocean. But we are emerging from this sleep.

While this particular hot spell may be breaking, it's obvious that it won't be the last one this year. Some of the solutions to stay cool might not be what you would expect.

In John Wyndham's 1951 science-fiction novel, Day of the Triffids, a mysterious green meteor shower leaves most of the world blind, revealing the danger of humanity's own devices.

Ultimately, it's just paper, says Simon, but it has such a heavy outcome for so many people.

Besides the obvious repercussions of Brexit, there have also been more specific repercussions in many different industries, including the tech industry.