The Economic and Social Research Institute says the economic impact of Brexit on Ireland will be considerable in either a deal or no-deal scenario, with a cost to output this year of between €1.8bn and €7.5bn.
Rival leave rallies led by Nigel Farage and Tommy Robinson arrive at parliament while counter-protest is defended by police.
Eurostar suspended: Man wearing England flag arrested after trespassing on tracks on day of 'Brexit betrayal' march
30/03/2019
A 44-year-old man has been arrested after Eurostar trains from London were suspended because of a protester draped in a St George’s flag.
Operation Yellowhammer: No-deal Brexit could cause food and medicine shortages and spark civil unrest, ministers admit
11/09/2019
Operation Yellowhammer documents were released by Michael Gove after an order from Parliament.
'Kent deserves better than being turned into a car park because of Boris Johnson’s reckless unwillingness to take a no-deal off the table,' say Lib Dems.
Britain could be pressured into bad deal to replace EU's agreement with East Asian country.
Businesses to face billions in customs declarations costs from 1 January under Government’s new Brexit border control plans
13/07/2020
Around 10 to 12 inland posts, five of which will be in Kent, are expected to be required to process goods coming in and out of Great Britain.
Companies should ensure six weeks’ worth of drugs for end of transition period, DHSC says.
Government urges post-Brexit drug stockpiles
03/08/2020
The government has urged pharmaceutical firms to have six weeks' worth of drugs stockpiled, in readiness for the end of the Brexit transition period.
IN news which will surprise absolutely nobody, the Brexit talks are going terribly and pharmaceutical companies have been told to stockpile six week’s worth of drugs in case of disruption at the end of the transition period.
Transport Secretary Grant Shapps warned of "a risk of some additional friction at the border".
Ministers have admitted that emergency traffic measures needed to curb chaos on the roads in Kent would be run into 2021 - as the deadline for securing a Brexit deal looms.
A 27-acre site is being built to handle trucks amid fears that new trade rules will slow freight movement. It has been nicknamed the “Farage Garage” after the pro-Brexit campaigner Nigel Farage.
The UK is "sleepwalking into a disaster" over its border plans for the end of the Brexit transition period on 31 December, road hauliers have warned.
The UK's chief Brexit negotiator has said the government is not "scared" of walking away from talks without a trade deal ready to come into force in 2021.
Traders fear that flow of food and vital medicines will be disrupted after 1 January – even as UK may be hit by second spike of Covid-19.
Ministers relying on ‘self-belief in their own rhetoric’, haulage boss tells Commons committee.
Exclusive: document seen by the Guardian says core IT system not due to be tested until November.
‘Worst case scenario’ also warns of passengers waiting hours to board Chunnel trains to continent.
Exporters to the EU face 7,000-truck-long queues in Kent and two-day delays to trade after the Brexit transition period ends, the government has warned.
Only half of UK firms that trade internationally have considered the impact of Brexit on their business, says the British Chambers of Commerce.
Hospital chiefs have been asked to prepare health service for potential disruption from end of 2020.
Cabinet Office minister warned hauliers that unless they get their post-Brexit paperwork in order there could be queues of up to 7,000 lorries.
The outcome being pursued by the prime minister in the Brexit trade talks will not avoid costly friction at the border.
Deal or no deal, British companies will have to confront a wall of bureaucracy that threatens chaos at the border if they want to sell into the world’s biggest trading bloc when life after Brexit begins on January 1.