EU

20th Jun

Over five million people have applied for the European Settlement Scheme that closes at the end of the month

The deadline to allow European and Swiss citizens to stay in Great Britain is fast approaching, having only until the end of the month to...

brexit, beer imports, beer, German beers

29th Jan

| By Matthew Kay

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Red tape and higher prices: the effect of Brexit on Manchester beer imports

A Manchester-based beer wholesaler has told the Northern Quota that Brexit has pushed up beer prices and increased his working hours significantly....

31st Jan

| By Dave Porter

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Crowds gather in Parliament Square as the UK prepares to usher in Brexit

Hundreds of Leave supporters have begun to pack out Parliament Square in London in anticipation of Britain leaving the EU at...

23rd Oct

| By Pruthvi Khilosia

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Final year students examine how Brexit will affect the arts and culture in Manchester

Business and high-rise corporations will not be the only thing affected by Brexit - the arts are also facing a time of major uncertainty. The UK is...

31st May

| By Matt Hartless

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"We'll go into it as if we're there for the five years" - Newly elected Green MEP Gina Dowding talks environmentalism, the EU Parliament and Brexit

During last week's European Parliament elections, the North West elected its first MEP from the Green Party. Gina Dowding, who worked previously as...

24th May

| By Fionn Burrows

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EU Elections 2019: a view from young people in the Netherlands

The European Elections are underway and over the next few days, citizens of the 28 EU member states will vote to elect members of the European...

EU parliament composition. Photo courtesy of Glentamara on Wikimedia Commons

21st May

| By Matt Hartless

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Everything you need to know about the 2019 European elections

Just three weeks after Britain was gripped by, not local election fever, but a slightly raised temperature, the country will head back to the polls...