But there were grounds for optimism. The Tories under Ted Heath had signed Britain up to the disastrous Common Fisheries Policy, then under David Cameron had reversed the Scottish-led policy to negotiate withdrawal from the CFP. Surely there would not be a third sell-out. After all, Michael Gove, a key figure in the negotiations, was the adopted son of an Aberdeen fish merchant, driven out of business by lack of fish under CFP catch quotas. … [Read more...] about Police fine 15 Scottish sea food truckers £200 each for making ‘unnecessary journeys’ as they descend on No10 after vowing to dump tons of rotting fish on PM’s doorstep over Brexit border chaos
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COVID-19: Sunak urged to extend furlough scheme before budget
More from Business COVID-19: Hunger, cold, poverty and loneliness make for a bleak midwinter Ineos donates £100m to launch Oxford university antibiotics institute Brexit: Boris Johnson promises compensation to firms experiencing issues exporting to EU MPs call for Universal Credit cut to be scrapped - but majority of Tory MPs abstain Kier closes in on £110m sale of housebuilding division Prompt Payment Code strengthened to help small firms … [Read more...] about COVID-19: Sunak urged to extend furlough scheme before budget
Ministers face ridicule after it emerges Covid ‘Rule of Six’ outlaws ‘mingling’ – as Downing Street fuels confusion by saying people should NOT be fined for first breaches
The Health Protection (Coronavirus, Restrictions) (No. 2) (England) (Amendment) (No. 4) Regulations 2020 state more than six people can gather from the same household or two 'linked households' - made up of a household of one adult and any number of children and a second with no limit on the numbers of adults or children. … [Read more...] about Ministers face ridicule after it emerges Covid ‘Rule of Six’ outlaws ‘mingling’ – as Downing Street fuels confusion by saying people should NOT be fined for first breaches
