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This report, from the cross-party, cross-industry UK Trade and Business Commission (UKTBC) delivers 8 substantive recommendations for the UK Government, and our EU partners on how we can strengthen energy cooperation.
BEST FOR BRITAIN asked Frontier Economics to independently model the economic effects of potential scenarios for UK-EU integration.
This year marked the first full year of the newly elected Labour government, a government with stated ambitions of rebuilding the UK-EU relationship after years of Conservative neglect.
This report, from the cross-party, cross-industry UK Trade and Business Commission (UKTBC) delivers 5 substantive recommendations for the UK Government, and our EU partners on how we can make an SPS deal a reality.
With the second post-Brexit UK-EU Summit looming, Best for Britain has analysed public opinion towards each model of UK-EU relationship currently under discussion by all major Westminster political parties, the relative economic benefits of each, and considered the benefits and obligations implied by different models for UK-EU relations.
This report, from the cross-party, cross-industry UK Trade and Business Commission (UKTBC) delivers 17 substantive recommendations for the UK Government, and our EU partners on how we can make a youth experience scheme a reality.
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