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Environmental damage should be criminalised says anti-Brexit campaigner

Sky News Monday, 25 March 2024
An anti-Brexit campaigner is calling for damaging the environment to be made a criminal offence - with major polluters facing up to a decade in jail or a fine of up to £3.85m.
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 Labour has won control of a string of Leave-voting councils as results begin to roll in from the local elections across England and Wales.
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Pint-sized wine to be allowed on shelves from September

 Pint-sized bottles of wine will be allowed on UK shelves from autumn under new post-Brexit trade rules - but doubts have been raised over their demand.
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Post-Brexit trade laws will drive imported flower prices up 5%, sellers warn [Video]

Post-Brexit trade laws will drive imported flower prices up 5%, sellers warn

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Credit: euronews (in English)    Duration: 01:11Published
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Brexit border checks to 'add billions' to consumer bills

 Border checks on food and plant imports will add billions of pounds to the cost of doing business with the European Union, industry figures have warned.
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