JPMorgan considering moving all European business out of London
The bank's boss said "few winners are likely to emerge" from the UK's decision to leave the EU.
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Sister of man who died after vaccine blood clot urges Brits to get jabbed
Solicitor Neil Astles, 59, died on Sunday after getting the AstraZeneca vaccine on 17 March, his sister, Alison, said.
Violence highlights that NI protocol has undermined loyalists’ place in the Union
It took an event unrelated to the Irish Sea border furore to set a match to simmering tensions.
Bus hijacked and set on fire in Belfast following another night of unrest
"The lies put on the side of a bus five years ago almost cost a bus driver his life tonight," Patrick Kielty said.
Protocol blasted by DUP as ‘totally disproportionate’ as ‘EU are very legalistic’ to ‘protect single market’
Mrs Foster described the recent scenes of violence on the streets of Northern Ireland as being part of that impact, “because people feel that they are being treated differently from the rest of the United Kingdom”.
This 81-year-old’s open letter to Sir Keir Starmer is going viral
The letter warns that the Tories have "morphed from a centre-right party into the English National Party".
‘The peace project is cracking at the seams’ in Northern Ireland
"We said Brexit was incompatible with the Good Friday Agreement. They called it Project Fear."
Watch – Police attacked during another night of violence in Northern Ireland
“Irresponsible and dangerous sabre-rattling and reckless rhetoric from unionist politicians has seen tensions rise right across the community.”
Government plan will allow holidays ‘only for people who can afford it’
EasyJet chief Johan Lundgren claimed passengers should not face “more complexities and cost” for visiting “green” destinations.