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Guardian axes journalist who claimed Brexit supporter had Russia links

Observer journalist Carole Cadwalladr has had her contract “cancelled” by the Guardian following the Sunday newspaper’s controversial sale to Tortoise Media.

The Telegraph yesterday

UK exporters still struggling with post-Brexit rules, says trade body

British Chambers of Commerce asks for policy ‘reset’ after poll finds companies want greater flexibility

Are Brexit rules making it hard to post kids’ books to Ireland?

I paid Royal Mail £14 postage but AN Post returned the parcel for not having the correct customs declaration

Brexit hit to UK trade not as bad as first thought

The negative impact Brexit had on UK trade may have been softened by big firms adapting to EU barriers, fresh research from a top London university has shown. A report from the Centre for Economic Performance, linked to the London School of Economics, found that “in the short run, aggregate trade proved moderately resilient” to

Free trade is the future for post-Brexit Britain

As Britain joins CPTPP, we are finally realising the benefits of an independent trade policy made possible by Brexit, says Fred de Frossard This weekend, the United Kingdom’s membership of the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) is finally activated. The UK will be the twelfth member to join, taking the trade area’s

Left-wing tycoon who campaigned against Brexit sells City business for £8.3bn

One of the City’s most prominent Left-wing tycoons is in line for a significant payday after selling his insurance business for $10.6bn (£8.3bn).

Sterling at strongest on euro since March 2022, eyes pre-Brexit levels

Sterling was at its strongest against the euro in two-and-a-half years on Wednesday, supported by a relatively hawkish Bank of England and political uncertainty in France and Germany, though it dipped against a strengthening dollar. The euro dropped as low as 82.35 pence, its lowest since March 2022, though was last a fraction stronger on the day at 82.50 pence. More notably, a break past March 2022's 82.035 pence would take the euro to its lowest on the pound since June 24 2016, the day of the outcome of Britain's vote to leave the European Union.