Chiefs are telling him that they want to see more migration to plug some of the labour shortages in the economy. they are also going to urge the government to try and deal with some of the issues in the current brexit deal to allow more frictionless trade. so the government doesn t want to reopen the whole picture but the debate goes on. it the whole picture but the debate noes on. ., , a ., ~ the whole picture but the debate noes on. ., , ., ~ i. goes on. it does, nick, thank you very much- carol was telling it to get ready because it is feeling chilly at this morning that some people did have the chance to see the northern lights last night, amazing. that s right, in the clear skies in the northern eastern part of scotland, we saw the northern lights. it is a cold start this morning, 5 in north east scotland but across eastern england temperature also below freezing. where it has been raining there is a risk of ice especially north east scotland. there is the risk of heavy
Arrested last night, and he remains in police custody being questioned stop police are asking for anyone with information to come forward despite how small it may be, that could give a clue to just what happened here. could give a clue to ust what happened here. could give a clue to ust what ha ened here. ., ,, i. ., .,, ., downing street has denied reports that the government could pursue a closer swiss style relationship with the eu, in a bid to see off a potential clash with brexit backing mps. just explain a swiss style relationship with the eu, nick, what is that, downing street saying it is not necessarily going to happen? morning, jon. the basic idea of a swiss style arrangement is a much closer relationship with the european union. you would not be in the club but you would be pretty close to its rules, to allow frictionless trade, you would allow migration, from the european union, and you would pay into its budget. you might remember if you cast your mind back three or fou
Next, britain mulls swiss style i starmer there. the sunday times | next, britain mulls swiss style ties with brussels. jo, the government believes eu relations of boring and could relate to frictionless trade. interesting one. it could relate to frictionless trade. interesting one. interesting one. it might lead to frictionless interesting one. it might lead to frictionless trade interesting one. it might lead to frictionless trade but interesting one. it might lead to frictionless trade but it - interesting one. it might lead to frictionless trade but it won t - interesting one. it might lead to. frictionless trade but it won t lead to a friction list tory party. you ve only got to mention the thawing of relations with the eu and the right wing of the conservative party are up in arms are saying, over my dead body. so rishi sunak will face the same problem of all his predecessors that any move towards better relations with europe and anything that might see us moving towards a
Commentatorjo phillips and nigel nelson, political editor of the sunday people and the sunday mirrror. tomorrow s front pages, starting with. shameless the sunday express condemns the fifa president s defence of qatar hosting the world cup. sir geoff hurst tells the england team you can do it in the sunday mirror. the observer leads on news that labour leader sir keir starmer will replace the house of lords with an elected chamber to restore trust in politics. the sunday telegraph has conservative party chairman nadhim zahawi saying tories still want to cut taxes before the next election. senior government figures are planning to put britain on the path to frictionless trade with the european union that s in the sunday times. and the sun on sunday reports that boy george has threatened to quit itv s i m a celebrity get me out of here after an explosive rant at tv crews.
Trade has gone down. the uk is doing less trade with europe and that has not bounced back from the worst of the covid pandemic related problems in the way that trade between other countries has. the government response last night, statement late last night saying we are doing all we can to help businesses trade with europe and i m sure they are, but it also said don t forget all these new trade deals we have done around the world, 70 new trade deals. many of those are rolled over from what we had before four b are to be saying to businesses who used to trade with their need is neighbours without bureaucracy or controls, trade with australia and new zealand instead and it s not the same thing. there is less trade to be had there and it s much more difficult. i think particularly for the smaller companies that have grown used to frictionless trade, with all our nearest neighbours, moving from that to a very different situation especially in the middle of the global pandemic, has been imm