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Post-Brexit restaurant worker shortage shows ERG did more damage than Line Of Duty's OCG

A chef prepares food in Ealing, west London, September 2017. The hospitality sector is under pressure after Brexit

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Britain is facing a post-Brexit “exodus of EU waiters and baristas” with "prospective foreign workers are shunning the UK because of tighter visa rules and higher entry costs post-Brexit.”
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Is this the end of binary Northern Ireland?

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Dominic Raab 'chickened out' of a no-deal Brexit, Michel Barnier says

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Brexit talks with Britain were plagued by 'Tory quarrels and low blows',...

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Jersey hits back at ‘disproportionate’ French threat to cut electricity...

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New royal yacht Prince Philip is a waste of £200m

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The choice facing Northern Ireland's unionists

Gail Walker

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Dominic Cummings, at the centre of allegations about Boris Johnson, leaves his home in London on March 17, 2021

BBC | Opinion

Is this the real reason we love Line of Duty?

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Is Labour losing its religion?

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SNP could still win Holyrood majority, poll suggests

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The European Super League will be back.. put your money on it

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Steve Marriott, with Humble Pie, at the Summer of '74 festival, held at Charlton Athletic's football ground, the Valley

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Could Mexican Coke spark a new Coca-Cola cold war?

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Four artists who capitalised on changing role of women

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US secretary of state says US-UK free trade deal will take ‘some time’ to agree

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Jersey hits back at ‘disproportionate’ French threat to cut electricity...

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Lawyers challenge decision to remove immunity from MEP facing extradition

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The Bold Type - a Netflix series that tries too hard

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Annalena Baerbock, the German Greens candidate for chancellor, and a graduate of LSE

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Could Mexican Coke spark a new Coca-Cola cold war?

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