After a long night of negotiations between the EU and UK negotiators, it’s being reported by EU media that Boris has given “‘huge concessions” on fisheries.
A trade deal is said to be announced today with EU nations and the UK Parliament at the ready to go through the detail to ratify the agreement.
Until we’ve seen the full details, we can only go off what’s reported. Both sides are doing their best to sell the deal meaning significant concessions have been given from both sides.
A former MEP for the Brexit Party, Ben Habib, said the EU’s plans “don’t cut it.” The elimination of the European Court of Justice’s (ECJ) involvement in monitoring the protocol, according to Mr Habib, should constitute a “red line.” Lord Frost travelled to Brussels on Friday for discussions with European Commission vice president Maros
Greenpeace has warned that Britain’s waterways have become a “free for all” as French and Dutch ships continue to pillage the UK’s waters after Brexit. Greenpeace Oceans campaigner Fiona Nicholls told Express that the UK must outlaw supertrawlers and fly-shooter vessels. This past year, the Fisheries Act was introduced in Westminster and signed into
The BBC has been warned that visits by TV Licensing “heavies” could impair the mental health of senior viewers. Since the £159 levy was imposed on them last summer, almost 260,000 over-75s have defied it. Non-payers are being asked to give “dedicated support and information to get licensed,” according to the BBC. Silver Voices
After his appointment to the United Nations was not “taken forward,” Matt Hancock was left red faced. Mr Hancock was due to be named as the UN Economic Commission for Africa’s “UN special representative on financial innovation and climate change for the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa.” However, a UN spokeswoman informed UN news
According to the Brexit minister, there is still “a lot of work to be done” and a “big gap” between the UK and the EU on the Northern Ireland Protocol. The negotiations come just days after Lord Frost threatened to disrupt Northern Ireland’s post-Brexit arrangements by invoking Article 16 of the Protocol. Northern Ireland
The fatal stabbing of Conservative MP Sir David Amess has been classified as a terrorist attack, according to Metropolitan Police. A 25-year-old male was arrested at the site and is being held at an Essex police station on suspicion of murder. Following the attack, Home Secretary Priti Patel has instructed all police agencies to
The radio host challenged Liam Norton about the group’s recent violent protests that killed dozens of people on the road. Mr O’Sullivan derided Insulate Britain activists as “attention seekers.” Isolate Britain spokesperson: “You all suffer from a psychological problem.” Activists with Insulate Britain have been obstructing traffic for five weeks, bonding their hands to
Micheál Martin called on the UK government to “engage seriously” with the package of measures laid out by European Commissioner Maros Sefcovic on Wednesday and issued a direct communication to Brexit Minister Lord David Frost. The Protocol stipulates that the European Court of Justice shall be the last arbitrator in any future trade dispute
As the United Kingdom decided to regain sovereignty, David Davis urged that the European Court of Justice (ECJ) should not get involved in the dispute. He remarked on TalkRadio that the ECJ should not arbitrate disputes between the United Kingdom and the European Union. He stressed it should be an autonomous entity. “According to
France’s fishing fleets have warned that if the UK government refuses to give extra fishing licences by Friday, they would unleash their entire anger on Brexit Britain. Ten EU countries, along with France, signed an united declaration demanding that the United Kingdom adhere to the December 2018 Brexit agreement. The signatories expressed their displeasure
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