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Scheme set up to help small companies handle disruption caused by UK’s departure from EU
EU attempts to ease rising tensions over rules designed to prevent hard border on island of Ireland
Maximalist demands obscure reasonable options for improving the Brexit deal
Government criticised over failure to respond to commission’s proposals on protecting standards when international accords are signed
The UK’s latest proposals for the Northern Ireland protocol are an attempt to tear up an international treaty
London demands overhaul of agreement requiring checks on goods going from Great Britain to Northern Ireland
The plans seek to reduce checks on trade between the region and Great Britain
Frost to outline strategy removing most checks on Irish Sea trade while threatening to suspend protocol
Brexit poses the difficult question of how to protect both the peace process and the integrity of the EU’s single market
Plus, survey shows US businesses are not put off investing in post-Brexit Britain
Trade minister acknowledges a full deal unlikely, but digital trade and China emerge as areas of co-operation
Survey of large cap American companies with British operations finds ‘very high’ confidence in UK
New industry body aims to galvanise sector, though the ‘British’ tag is often a misnomer
Rivalry has already blocked an Opec deal and stoked regional tensions
Decision to defend producers from cheap imports and ‘unfair competition’ could face scrutiny
Six months in, disaster has not happened but disruptions are real
British Sugar wins right for judicial review on decision to cut tariffs on raw sugar imports
New DUP leader in combative mood even as UK and EU try to defuse tensions over region
Economists say new checks and rules have hurt trade but six months on the full scale of the damage is still uncertain
Move follows fierce lobbying over fears of cheap imports but flies in face of new post-Brexit trade regime
Commission approves 3-month extension to grace period on Northern Ireland meat shipments
Maros Sefcovic says additional 3-month grace period could be agreed before June 30 deadline
Stockpiling, Covid and French pragmatism all helped to avert gridlock — but experts warn it could still materialise
Surveys for the FT find small companies have been hit hardest by new checks and red tape
‘I have come round to the government’s point of view that success in business is all about owning a yacht’
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