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More than half of businesses still struggling with Brexit bureaucracy two years later

‘Shackles’ of new trading arrangements causing serious problems, British Chambers of Commerce warns

The Independent UK

Minister admits post-Brexit red tape should be eased

Environment minister’s comments come as British Chambers of Commerce calls for action

The Independent UK

Business leaders call for 'honest dialogue' on improving trade with Europe as firms struggle

The British Chambers of Commerce has warned a significant number of businesses are still struggling with the UK-EU trade deal

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Social Order Response Team offers 'nothing new' to tackle rising Alice Springs crime rate

A NT government plan to address soaring crime in Alice Springs receives cautious optimism from some, but a sceptic says it will likely fail without additional spending and resources.

ABC News

Security firm proposes dog squad trial for Alice Springs, minister requests greater police visibility

A private security firm wants to use a dog squad to patrol the streets of an outback town in a bid to curb rising crime rates and anti-social behaviour.

ABC News

Hospitality industry faces skill shortage

Telangana Chef Association (TCA) and the Hotel Management Institutes have expressed concern over shortage of skilled man power in the hospitality industry that is picking as the industry opens up after COVID.

The Hindu

Cricketer booked for forging documents to get into Tripura team

AGARTALA: A case was filed against a cricketer from West Bengal who allegedly forged documents to get into the Tripura under-19 team, police said on Sunday.

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Prime Minister Boris Johnson sets out 'insurance policy' plan to rewrite the NI Protocol

The PM used the trip to issue a warning to Brussels that the UK is prepared to rewrite unilaterally the terms of the deal he signed

Belfast Live

Johnson sets out ‘insurance’ plan to rewrite Northern Ireland’s Brexit deal

Prime Minister Boris Johnson flew in to Belfast in an attempt to break the deadlock preventing the formation of a new executive.

The Independent UK

Johnson ‘placating’ DUP over Northern Ireland Protocol, says Sinn Fein

Sir Jeffrey Donaldson rejected the idea that Mr Johnson was picking sides in the row over the protocol.

The Independent UK

Johnson meets NI parties amid warning against unilateral action on protocol

Sinn Fein was the first party to meet the Prime Minister at Hillsborough Castle.

The Independent UK

UK move to tear up protocol could endanger Brexit trade deal – Irish minister

Foreign Secretary Liz Truss is expected to outline plans on Tuesday to legislate at Westminster to override parts of the Irish Sea trade arrangement.

The Independent UK

Brexit 'major shock' hits UK as imports from EU fall 25% in first year of deal

A major study, which claims to be the most comprehensive yet, found imports from the EU to UK fell by 25% relative to those from elsewhere. The impact was smaller on exports to Europe

Daily Mirror

Imports to EU in relative 25% fall after Brexit trade agreement, researchers say

But exports to the bloc avoided a sustained decline.

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Tripura Cricket Association secretary fires salvo against president

KOLKATA: It’s time for Tripura Cricket Association (TCA) secretary Timir Chanda to fire a salvo in the ongoing tussle between him and the association. According to reports, Chanda had shot a letter to TCA president Manik Sarkar asking him to abandon the idea of conveying a special general meeting on…

The Times of India

Timir Chanda cries foul as Tripura Cricket Association members try to oust him

KOLKATA: Little seems to change in the Tripura Cricket Association (TCA) as the president Manik Saha ruled unit once again turned active to remove its secretary Timir Chanda from the post.

ABC News

Boost for Central Australian roads in federal budget infrastructure commitments

The Northern Territory will receive a modest slice of the $18 billion in infrastructure spending the federal government will announce in its upcoming budget, with a key tourist road to receive $132 million.

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