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High error rates risk automatically sending thousands of trucks for physical inspection, officials warn
Also in this week’s newsletter, new border charges threaten to push up imported food prices
London mayor tells FT that scheme would be ‘incredibly important’ for capital after Labour shunned proposal
Since Brexit, food and drink industry has faced border checks on business with largest trading partner
This fast-paced account lays bare bitter divisions, relentless setbacks and a prime minister’s ultimate undoing
Artists and executives call on next government to focus on ‘reinvigorating our international reputation’
Brussels’ offer to open talks has been rebuffed but the prospect of a deal is still possible, say experts
Head of financial institutions group for Europe relocates at sensitive time for its operations on the continent
Economy’s shift away from manufacturing may have been accelerated by Brexit, some experts argue
Trade groups say monthly tariffs that importers of food and plants from the EU will have to pay will add up quickly
Labour party rebuffs scheme, which it says crosses Brexit red lines
Industry groups say lack of clarity leaves businesses unsure how to manage new rules due to start on April 30
Also this week, evidence grows that new border controls are hitting meat imports
Report from Nuffield Trust health think-tank highlights impact of leaving EU on medicine supply chains
Proposal is one option for more formalised relations with Brussels if opposition party wins general election
Paris presses European Commission to take action after trawler fleet banned from 13 areas
Also in this newsletter: Are the EU’s emergency energy measures becoming obsolete?
Opposition targets defence and security pact plus trade links but red lines on single market and customs union remain
Talk of reviving Theresa May’s Chequers plan hints at a wider debate within the opposition party about future UK-EU ties
Shadow minister says party ‘committed to making Brexit work’ after report from political consultancy on realignment
Eleventh-hour introduction of Common User Charge triggers business backlash
Levy will lead to higher food prices and affect small importers the most, businesses warn
Also in this newsletter: The EU body pushing for free(er) movement with the UK
Politicians prefer to keep it off the agenda but how can Brexit actually work better?
Findings will add to concerns that visa scheme puts people at risk of debt bondage and exploitation
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