Macron: ‘Brexit has put Britain’s credibility at stake’
Boris Johnson admitted there is currently "turbulence" in the Anglo-French relationship.
Brexit must ‘damage’ UK, French PM tells EU as fishing row intensifies
The EU must show that "leaving the union is more damaging than remaining in it", Jean Castex wrote.
UK threatens to disrupt EU fishing amid France trawler tussle
French Ambassador to the UK Catherine Colonna will be challenged on the issue by Foreign Secretary Liz Truss.
Duke’s daughter fined just £50 for speeding, claiming ‘financial hardship’
Eliza Manners said paying the full £100 fine would cause her "cashflow issues".
BBC to make ‘sweeping changes’ to ‘raise standards’ and ‘challenge bias’
The plans come in response to the Serota Review, which said the BBC needed "improved transparency and openness".
Minister claims Tories can’t afford to stop dumping sewage in rivers
Meanwhile, shareholders of water companies have been paid nearly £60 billion since privatisation.
Wales tightens Covid restrictions – but no Plan B in sight for England
Mark Drakeford is tightening self-isolation rules, warning the pandemic "is far from over".
Elevenses: Ideology, Meet Reality
From the newsletter: After years of suspended animation, the Brexit rubber is finally meeting the road.
Sunak’s Budget slashes taxes on bank profits
Rachel Reeves said it was wrong to slash taxes when “bankers’ bonuses are set to reach a record high this year".