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EU weighs in as Royal Navy ships plus French patrol vessels and fishing boats converge on island waters
Gunboat diplomacy should have no place in post-Brexit relations
As gunboats gather off Jersey, the supposedly crucial status of trawlers during negotiations has not done them much good
French fishing boats converge on island to protest against post-Brexit restrictions on their activity
Britain wants to increase amount of haddock and other species taken off west of Scotland despite catch limits
Agriculture department faces backlash after collapse of talks to secure access to waters that are a key source of cod
Future of production in question after disease and poor weather ravage 2020 crop
Slug-killing worms’ path to the EU blocked by bureaucracy since January 1
Beijing slow to reinstate imports from meat plants that have suffered Covid outbreaks
Row erupts over British conservation plan for part of the North Sea
Daffodil farmers warn millions of blooms will be left to rot because they cannot secure enough pickers
Industry warns Brussels that block on exports could be fatal for British suppliers
UK farmers blame increased bureaucracy for drop in exports as influx of cheap European meat hits prices
Frustration on all sides as EU and UK get ready to apply the trade deal
Unmet expectations of new age of plenty and higher costs when selling to EU prompt anger at UK ports
Operators call on London and Paris to sort out Brexit-related bureaucracy
SFF says Brexit agreement has left industry worse off in half its key stocks
Anger mounting after ministers appear unable to say when stocks will move smoothly again
In frank interview, EU chief negotiator tells Britain that any lowering of regulatory standards will be punished
Head of Trade and Agriculture Commission says there should be no ‘race to the bottom’ to secure bilateral deals
Significant departure possible from EU policy on agricultural technology
Deal agreed avoids tariffs, but food exporters fear effects of costly health certificates
Criticism comes as MPs and peers prepare to vote on agreement PM will dub a ‘new chapter’
Industry says it can help fight countryside depopulation but critics warn growth is unsustainable
Despite lack of chemistry between leaders and deep faultlines, UK and EU negotiators refused to walk away
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