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As the transition period nears its end, SNP Westminster leader Ian Blackford said Scotland would ‘be back’ to rejoin the EU.
Nightmarish visions of lorry queues may not materialise as businesses avoid crossing the Channel altogether and a ‘flexible’ approach by HMRC.
Met Office issues midnight predictions for New Year’s Eve.
The president of the Irish Road Haulage Association said hauliers are bracing themselves for significant delays.
Rates of infection are continuing to rise in all regions of the country, according to the latest data from Public Health England.
Unionists in the region are angry that Brexit will see new economic borders created down the Irish Sea.
Rushmoor, Watford and Harlow are the areas recording the biggest week-on-week increases.
Sadiq Khan urged Londoners to celebrate at home.
Essex Police have warned the public not to approach Leighton Snook.
Many will keep volumes light for the first few days of 2021 as they wait to see what the impact of Brexit will be.
Schools are expected to provide face-to-face learning for most of their pupils by January 11, with a full return in the days before January 18.
The pair were spotted by staff on the rubbish-sorting conveyor belt at J&B Recycling in Hartlepool, the RSPCA said.
London’s top flight closed 95.3p, or 1.4%, lower at 6,460.52p at the close of play on New Year’s Eve.
Overall bed occupancy is at 100%.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have already signed lucrative contracts with Spotify and Netflix.
The Prime Minister reflected on the ‘grimness’ of 2020 as well as a ‘spirit of togetherness’ he said had been rediscovered.
Rates of infection are rising in all regions of the country, according to the latest weekly surveillance report from Public Health England
The publisher of dozens of regional titles has been taken over National World, a takeover vehicle led by industry veteran David Montgomery.
The First Minister of Wales said frontline workers, from NHS staff to shopworkers, had made the country proud.
Spain’s foreign minister said the ‘agreement in principle’ means people in Gibraltar ‘can breathe a sigh of relief’.
