While the mile-long lines of trucks have dissipated at ports, U.K. businesses are waking up to less visible forms of friction at the border with the European Union that may cause more enduring damage.

Trade Secretary Kemi Badenoch questioned the accuracy of economic forecasts produced by the UK’s independent fiscal watchdog, weeks before the government is due to announce a package of tax rises and...

Leaked letter from Michael Gove to trade bodies warns of post-Brexit queues at Dover, potentially worsened by a winter spike in Covid-19

Lorry companies will automatically enter the European ECMT scheme which distributes a fixed number of permits per country

While the mile-long lines of trucks have dissipated at ports, U.K. businesses are waking up to less visible forms of friction at the border with the European Union that may cause more enduring damage.

Former Bank of England policy maker Michael Saunders said Britain’s exit from the European Union is one of the reasons why the UK is now entering a period of austerity.

European freight forwarders are rejecting contracts to take loads into the U.K. due to fears the chaos at Dover could be repeated post-Brexit.

The principal of the University of Edinburgh has been accused of “suppressing women’s rights” after he backed transgender activists in a row over “transphobic” stickers on campus.Professor Peter...

EU border hassle hits U.K. exporters big and small

Industry groups claim the new Trader Support Service will destroy businesses that provided customs brokerage services themselves

Adam Posen, a former Bank of England policy maker, said most of Britain’s inflation problem stems from Brexit and that he’d vote for a half-point interest rate increase to curb an upward surge in...

A deal on the Northern Ireland protocol would unleash tens of billions of pounds in business investment for the UK, boost growth and hand the government more funds for public services or tax cuts.

What’s happening? The U.K.’s official fiscal watchdog says leaving the European Union held back trade and the recovery from Covid-19, and Boris Johnson compares Ukraine’s fight for freedom to Brexit.

The thorny issue of Stilton cheese drove a wedge between Japanese and British trade negotiators and ministers

‎Show Bloomberg Daybreak: Europe Edition, Ep Bloomberg's Economists: A 6% UK Rate = 2% Drop in GDP - Jun 19, 2023

Emergency measures to alleviate Britain’s post-Brexit trucker shortage by extending relaxed rules on working hours for European Union drivers will just make roads unsafe without fixing the problem, a...

A deal with Canada is now back on after Britain revised its global tariff strategy in May

Britain’s inflation rate dropped to the lowest in 15 months, fueling hopes among investors and economists of a shift away from the worst price spiral in the Group of Seven nations.

What’s happening? The U.K.’s fiscal watchdog says Brexit will hurt the economy more than the coronavirus pandemic, and Britain uses its new freedoms to cut booze duties.

U.K. trade with the European Union deteriorated in the first month since the Brexit split, suggesting commercial relations between the two economies will suffer more than the British government...

U.K. retail sales plunged more than forecast in March as the cost-of-living crisis squeezed incomes and consumers braced for higher taxes and energy bills.

UK politicians should leave the Bank of England to “get on with the job” and concentrate on helping the poorest households through the cost-of-living crisis, one of Britain’s leading economists said.

The Bank of England will push the UK into recession by the end of the year in its battle to curb the worst inflation of any Group of Seven economy, according to Bloomberg Economics.

The U.S. won the first round of attracting derivatives trading after Brexit disrupted European markets, according to IHS Markit.

The cost of moving freight from France to the U.K. surged to more than four times the usual level last week after Brexit and a virulent new strain of the coronavirus complicated supply chains.

Industry groups claim the new Trader Support Service will destroy businesses that provided customs brokerage services themselves

What’s happening? More calls for looser immigration rules to cure the supply chain issues that hit inventories on grocery store shelves.