PM: Brexit deal will be very beneficial to fishing industry
Boris Johnson has said his Brexit trade deal will be “very beneficial” in themedium to long term for fishermen but admitted that initial problems were“inevitable”.
The Prime Minister, during his visit to Scotland on Thursday,said he would be happy to meet with the fishing sector to “explain why I thinkwe’ve done the right thing with Brexit”.
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson cancelled on Monday his trip to India on April 25 owing to the grim Covid situation in the country and said he would hold a.. IndiaTimes
Meanwhile, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson also cancelled his planned visit to India next week due to the coronavirus situation in the country. DNA
India has been added to the coronavirus “red list” in response to mounting concern about the number of cases there and the emergence of a variant.The move, announced hours after Boris Johnson was forced to cancel a trip to the country, comes into force at 4am on Friday, meaning Britons returning after that point will be forced to quarantine in a hotel for 10 days.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson drove a tram while on a visit to the West Midlands Metro depot.
Mr Johnson also spoke to workers and West Midlands mayor Andy Street at the Wednesbury site, before heading to the pub.
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Speaking on a visit to West Midlands Metro, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said the European Super League was not good news for fans and urged those involved to think of a better solution.
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The key facts behind the day's headlines on April 16 after talks have taken place about Northern Ireland’s post-Brexit arrangements amid warnings from MEPs that the breakdown in trust could derail the trade agreement struck between the UK and European Union.
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Speaking to the media at Stormont House in Belfast, Secretary of State Brandon Lewis welcomes the condemnation of violence from all the Stormont parties and expresses his confidence in the PSNI. Mr Lewis denied that the UK Government had abandoned unionists through the new Brexit arrangements - one of the concerns inflaming tensions among loyalists that have sparked a week of violence, which police said has been on a scale not seen in recent years.Mr Lewis arrived in Northern Ireland on Thursday following violent scenes at a Belfast interface on Wednesday evening, to speak to political and faith leaders.
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Record high drug deaths in Scotland are "not acceptable", Nicola Sturgeon has acknowledged as she told Sky News "we didn't get it right" in tackling the problem. Sky News
Watch Italy captain Manuela Furlan's hat-trick as Italy beat Scotland 41-20 to earn their place in the Women's Six Nations third place play-off. BBC Sport
People flock to Glasgow parks with nice weather arriving on the day travel restrictions are eased in Scotland - with rules now allowing people to meet in groups of up to six from six households.
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Nicola Sturgeon has said she has "no intentions" of working directly with Alex Salmond in her push for Scottish independence. The first minister and SNP leader unveiled her party's "transformational" manifesto on Thursday but said she could go further if Scotland was independent. In order for the first minister to take Scotland on a path away from the UK, she would need to achieve a pro-independence majority within the Scottish parliament. She told ITV News that she would not directly work with Alex Salmond, ex-first minister and leader of the pro-independence Alba party, to achieve this. Report by Patelr. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn