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showing results for Politics | refresh Another shock as DHL Express suspends some UK-EU services The toll from the new Brexit trading arrangements grew last night when DHL Express told customers it was “immediately” suspending some UK-EU services. In an email seen by The Loadstar, the company said that with “immediate effect” ... reddit | Politics | 7 mins ago   Digital simulation predicts 20-day wait in 70,000-truck queue to Dover Truckers heading to the port of Dover once post-Brexit volumes recover could find themselves stuck for up to 20 days in 70,000-long truck queue. That is unless new infrastructure is built, extra staff hired and considerable cargo volumes diverted to ... reddit | Politics | 1 hrs ago   Post-Brexit red tape on services ‘could be like imposing tariffs of 26%’ The mountain of post-Brexit bureaucracy facing Britain’s services sector could be equivalent to imposing a tariff of as much as 26 per cent reddit | Politics | 1 hrs ago   Joe Biden is now president, but Trump has changed the US for a generation | Martin Kettle Biden’s warm inauguration words will not reset the dials. The era of US global leadership can’t be rebuilt quickly, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle theguardian | Politics | 2 hrs ago   Brexit: NI hauliers raise concerns over 'competence' of new customs agents The Road Haulage Association say some newly trained agents advising businesses are "not competent". reddit | Politics | 2 hrs ago   The Guardian view on Brexit and bureaucracy: the cost of absurdity | Editorial Editorial: Conservatives continue to obsess about the burden to business of red tape, except where it is real – at the EU border theguardian | Politics | 2 hrs ago   Poll: Two-thirds say Sturgeon should quit if she misled Holyrood over Salmond TWO-thirds of Scots think Nicola Sturgeon should resign if she is found to have lied to the Scottish Parliament, according to a new poll. reddit | Politics | 2 hrs ago   Troubles pension: Stormont 'must not play games' The payments to victims must be funded by the executive, says NI Secretary Brandon Lewis. bbc | Politics | 2 hrs ago   Biden inauguration: 'A step forward' after 'bumpy period' - Johnson Congratulating Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, the PM said it was a "big moment" for the UK and US. bbc | Politics | 3 hrs ago   Covid: Close courts in England and Wales or face strikes, union warns Courts should handle cases online in England and Wales while Covid safety is improved, ministers told. bbc | Politics | 3 hrs ago   Stamp Duty debate in parliament quashed by Jacob Rees-Mogg Agents expecting a stamp duty e-petition signed by 114,000 people calling on Rishi Sunak to exte... reddit | Politics | 3 hrs ago   Is Theresa May really the only Tory willing to hold this government to account? | Rupa Huq The former Maybot is now an escaped mutant strain of Conservative, harrying Boris Johnson from the backbenches, says Labour MP Rupa Huq theguardian | Politics | 5 hrs ago   COVID-19: UK records another 1,820 coronavirus deaths and 38,905 new cases | UK News A further 1,820 people have died within 28 days of testing positive for COVID-19 - the highest number of UK deaths reported on a single day since the outbreak began. reddit | Politics | 5 hrs ago   Williamson has been shamed on school meals again. He should quit For the second time in three months, Conservative MPs have refused to vote in support of children who are eligible for free school meals. This time they are shrugging off Labour’s proposal to ensure reddit | Politics | 5 hrs ago   European leaders hail 'new dawn' for ties with US under Biden Leaders say Europe again has a friend in the White House but differences with US will not disappear theguardian | Politics | 6 hrs ago   [Scottish] Labour leadership candidate Monica Lennon says it would be 'arrogant' to tell Scots they cannot have another referendum The MSP, who is up against colleague Anas Sarwar for the Scottish Labour leadership, also said her party should push for a devolution option if there is another referendum reddit | Politics | 6 hrs ago   Nicola Sturgeon is England's favourite political leader, poll finds WHICH leader of a political party has the highest approval ratings in the UK? reddit | Politics | 6 hrs ago   International Politics Discussion Thread - 20/01/2021 (incl. Biden's inauguration in the US) 0 votes and 2 comments so far on Reddit reddit | Politics | 6 hrs ago   Tory donor Lord Ashcroft’s outsourcing firm lands £350m vaccination contract Medacs Healthcare is part of a group whose largest shareholder is Michael Ashcroft – who has given millions to the Conservatives. reddit | Politics | 6 hrs ago   Boris Johnson refuses to back Trump and Biden teams in calling Uighur situation ‘genocide’ PM says China’s treatment of Muslim majority ‘utterly abhorrent’ reddit | Politics | 6 hrs ago   Mental healthcare needs an overhaul, and legislative tinkering is not enough | Dan Poulter Reform of the Mental Health Act will make little tangible difference. As a psychiatrist, I know what the real challenges are, says Dr Dan Poulter theguardian | Politics | 7 hrs ago   A return to 'nasty' politics: Politics Weekly podcast Heather Stewart and others discuss universal credit, the Scottish Labour leadership contest, and the government’s plans to ‘level up’ theguardian | Politics | 7 hrs ago   The Conservatives are absolutely obsessed with Scottish independence 0 votes and 14 comments so far on Reddit reddit | Politics | 9 hrs ago   The Conservatives think the Church of England can fill all welfare gaps. We can't | Fergus Butler-Gallie Some Tories are happy to let the church step in when the state fails, as it did in Victorian times. But times have, says clergyman Fergus Butler-Gallie theguardian | Politics | 10 hrs ago   Coronavirus: Priti Patel says UK should have closed borders in March 2020 The home secretary has been recorded telling supporters she was an "advocate" of closures last year. bbc | Politics | 10 hrs ago   Next