Some tobacco products withdrawn in NI over Brexitpublished at 06:51 Greenwich Mean Time 19 March 2021
Two cigarette firms say they have "delisted" some products due to the cost of different packaging.
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In a magazine interview, the US president also says he told the PM to 'pay your fair share' on defence spend
The White House issues a statement praising the close relationship between the PM and the president
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Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby says people worried about immigration are not racists
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Two cigarette firms say they have "delisted" some products due to the cost of different packaging.
Read MoreThe idea is expected to be included as part of government plans to overhaul the UK's asylum laws after Brexit.
Read MoreThat is a fall of 65% in a year, with the decline of GB food imports even steeper, down by 75%.
Read MoreThe scheme affects those trading goods between GB and NI at risk of being used in the EU.
Read MoreLynas Foodservice says it is "naturally being forced" to buy more from the European Union.
Read MoreDominic Cummings says the deal to come and work in government was agreed with Boris Johnson in his living room.
Read MoreThe UK government wants the country to be an innovation "superpower" - but that will be a challenge.
Read MoreIndustry experts say changes to custom rules will lead to further disruption for the sector.
Read MoreThe industry responds to new checks on imports and new rules over where car parts can come from.
Read MoreMore than one hundred medics and nurses must now be registered in both UK and Republic of Ireland.
Read MoreBoris Johnson says Britain needs to "relearn the art of competing against states with opposing values".
Read MoreBut the government says Brexit enables the UK to set its own rules to deliver better environmental outcomes.
Read MoreThe reassessment of security and defence also paves the way for the UK to increase stocks of nuclear weapons.
Read MoreIncreased demand, Brexit costs and Covid-related supply issues have all pushed the price of flowers up.
Read MorePM Boris Johnson says the UK's actions "temporary and technical measures that we think are very sensible".
Read MoreSupporters from eight parties have signed a letter to Liz Truss, who faces pressure to ban the practice.
Read MoreThe survey from the University of Essex also reveals the impact of the pandemic on mental health.
Read MoreThe optics were different on his last visit when he met both the first and deputy first ministers.
Read MoreSinn Féin snubs what it calls a "PR exercise" by Boris Johnson, while the DUP raises NI Protocol concerns.
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