Fishing

Brexit Party boss claims our ‘gutless’ civil service will be to blame for illegal fishing if we crash out of the EU. Nope. He will be.

The 26-page outline agreed by May and EU is much worse than our current deal with EU. And it’s so vague we don’t know how bad it is yet.

To give us a trade deal, Paris wants even tougher “level playing field” conditions than those contained in the miserable “backstop”.

Fishing communities must beware that they will become just another negotiating chip in the final haggling for a future trade deal with EU.

The deal proposed by Theresa May will leave the UK as a rule-taker, not a rule-maker, for the foreseeable future.

Today scallop fishers have specific rights to fish in French waters. Brexit could torpedo their fisheries access and viability of exports.

The Leave-voting region is now slightly in favour of staying in the EU, with a clear margin for a People’s Vote, new polling shows.

Fishermen are victims of a political game where Brexiters pretend we can have the benefits of EU membership but without the disadvantages.

Labour peer is facing flak for assault on Beeb over poor coverage of anti-Brexit marches. Better that than surrender ‘Aunty’ to Brexiters.

Fishing could prove undoing of Brexit deal, if Scottish Tories in Parliament refuse to support deal without full control of waters.

May, Gove and Davidson have all vowed fishermen will get “fairer” share of fish caught in UK waters. Will that survive the talks?

From robots and submersible drones to literally invisible borders, we wonder how Johnson might follow his inspired Channel bridge proposal.