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2020 was defined by disruption caused by Covid-19 and its global impacts as well as the departure of the UK from the European Union. Following the decision to leave in 2016 there followed many thousands of hours of negotiation between governments which ended at the very last minute with a withdrawal deal. Brexit has been delivered but leaves considerable uncertainty and anxiety over how relations between the UK and the EU will unfold in the future.
The ramifications of this outcome will be felt for years to come and will affect almost every part of the UK economy and society in unpredictable ways. Most urgent for those involved in development research and who engage in European research and teaching collaborations will be the impact on funding, partnerships, and movement of people. These impacts will each have profound effects on the ability of researchers from across Europe to live and work in the UK, and for UK researchers to be base
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GUILTY: He appeared at South Cumbria Magistrates’ Court A COURT has sentenced a Kendal man who admitted that he stalked his estranged wife. Magistrates were told how Shaun Doyle put a tracker on the phone of his former partner and followed her to a hairdressing appointment. The court heard it was one of number of stalking incidents in which the defendant had unwanted meetings with his estranged wife Kelly Doyle in Kendal. The 53-year-old defendant admitted that he stalked his wife between December 15 and 19 when he appeared before the bench at South Cumbria Magistrates Court. Prosecutor Rachel Dixon said that the defendant admitted that he tracked her phone.
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Barrow man threw rock through girlfriend s window after argument See photos images A MAN threw a rock through his partner s window after an argument, a court heard. Daniel James Treen landed himself in court after he damaged the window of his then partner s Barrow home. The 30-year-old admitted that he caused damage to the property, owner by My Space Housing, when he appeared before South Cumbria Magistrates Court. Prosecutor Rachel Dixon said it happened on May 18. She said: The victim in this case is the defendant s partner at the time. He told the police that they had an argument. He realised he had left some of his property at her address but she wasn t answering.
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