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Boris Johnson has said the new Bill will allow the UK to 'restore its status as a sovereign country'

Govt announces 'Brexit Freedoms' Bill to remove 'outdated' EU law

Lorries are backed up for two miles on the A20

Lorries face two-mile tailbacks as 'Brexit checks to blame' for Dover delays

Liz Truss will meet her EU counterpart Maros Sefcovic this week for their first face-to-face talks

Liz Truss warns EU she is willing to trigger Article 16 ahead of face-to-face talks

'Two fingers to Brussels' is 'tangible' Brexit benefit, Edwina Currie declares

'Two fingers to Brussels' is 'tangible' Brexit benefit, Edwina Currie declares

The UK leaving the EU has caused problems for Donald Trump's Scottish golf courses

Trump's Scottish golf resorts hit by Brexit staff shortages

The social care sector is suffering a growing staffing crisis, partly due to Brexit and the spread of the Omicron variant

Immigration rules relaxed for social care workers amid Brexit and Omicron staffing crisis

Liz Truss is the new Brexit minister.

Truss takes over as Brexit minister as PM tries to steady ship after Frost resignation

Frost resignation 'beginning of very rapid end' for Boris Johnson

Frost resignation 'beginning of very rapid end' for Boris Johnson, journalist claims

Emmanuel Macron's government has hit back at Boris Johnson following his public demands of France over the migrant criris.

France suggests Boris Johnson 'regrets Brexit' as migrant crisis row continues

French fishermen are demanding more access to UK waters post-Brexit.

French fishermen to blockade ports and Channel Tunnel

France has pledged to "fight every day" to succeed in the ongoing row with the UK.

France vows to 'fight every day' as post-Brexit fishing row continues

Loyalists clashed with police following a protest against the Northern Ireland Protocol in Belfast.

Police attacked in Belfast following anti-NI protocol Brexit protest

Meat is being shipped to EU countries for carving before being reimported to the UK

Brexit: Meat sent to EU for butchering then shipped back again

Morrisons has been criticised over the labelling of the chicken product

Morrisons apologises over 'non-EU salt and pepper' chicken label

The bus was set alight by masked men on Monday morning

Masked men hijack bus and set it alight in Northern Ireland in attack linked to Brexit

The post-Brexit fishing licences dispute continues between France and the UK.

Fishing row: France will toughen port and border checks unless UK makes 'significant move'

Fishing rights have been a hot topic of debate between the two nations since before the 2016 Brexit referendum.

UK denies fishing rights row is resolved and puts pressure on France to 'withdraw threats'

'What frightens you about a united Ireland?' Andrew Castle quizzes DUP leader

'What frightens you about a united Ireland?' Andrew Castle quizzes DUP leader