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Brexit: NI industry urges clarity over extra costs The Government is working hard to get Ireland Brexit Ready. Post-Brexit trade deal talks ‘frozen’ by key issues Post-Brexit trade talks between the UK and EU are approaching deadlock, with progress “frozen” as both sides refuse to back down on the key issues of fisheries and state aid.Boris Johnson has said there will be a trade border down the Irish Sea “over my dead body” following Brexit.Michelle O'Neill has predicted that a successful vote for a united Ireland will happen in the next 10 years.Up to £355 million of taxpayers’ money will be used to help businesses in Northern Ireland cope with additional bureaucracy caused by Brexit.Leaving the European single market has become a complicated process.

The Belfast Telegraph is a member of IPSO and subscribes to its Editors' Code of Practice During this time, EU rules and regulations will continue to apply to the UK and the UK will remain part of the EU's Single Market and Customs Union. From The chances of a post–Brexit trade deal between the EU and UK “seems unlikely”, says the EU’s chief negotiator after the latest round of talks. Arlene Foster has said she wants to build a positive, respectful North-South relationship as she prepares to welcome the Taoiseach on his first official visit to Northern Ireland.The UK Government has been accused of continuing to "play reckless games" over Brexit.The Government’s lack of understanding and overly political approach to post-Brexit trading arrangements in Northern Ireland has left businesses in the dark, a Westminster committee has claimed.The Government has said it will reveal details of its plans for Northern Ireland's new post-Brexit border infrastructure later this month.Businesses in Northern Ireland could be given financial support to help them deal with customs red tape caused by the UK Government's Brexit border plan. Brexit will lead to united Ireland in 10 years, says Sinn Fein's O'Neill Michelle O'Neill has predicted that a successful vote for a united Ireland will happen in the next 10 years. York Street Interchange upgrade vital for attracting business to NI, says haulage association as review launched This website uses cookies.

BBC NI's Tina Campbell: Precious family time in lockdown, her father’s friendship with Van Morrison and the ambition she still wants to fulfil Find the latest here. Feedback wasn't sent. Check back regularly, as information is updated as it becomes available. NI to have more powers than Scotland and Wales in Brexit plan Food imports 'could be hit by any delay to new port checkpoints' The SDLP has accused the First and deputy First Minister of a "conspiracy of silence" about how Brexit will affect Northern Ireland.The flow of certain food products into Northern Ireland could be halted if expanded Irish Sea checkpoints are not ready for the end of the Brexit transition period, MLAs have been warned.Sammy Wilson has been told he shouldn't be surprised that the Port of Larne had been told to prepare to become a border control point - as it was a direct result of Brexit which he had been a "cheerleader" for.The government has been accused of not telling MPs that the EU has requested changes to the Brexit deal - including some relating to Northern Ireland.The DUP's Sammy Wilson told the Prime Minister that the Port of Larne in Northern Ireland has been told to prepare to become a border control point.Business leaders in Northern Ireland have called for greater clarity over the UK Government's Brexit commitments.New border controls between Northern Ireland and Great Britain included in Boris Johnson's Brexit deal should not be implemented because they will undermine support for the agreement among unionists, the Government has said.Unionist and nationalist identities became stronger in the run-up to Brexit, according to a major new survey.The First Minister has urged the UK Government to "stand up" to their Brexit commitments.

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