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The British Crown Dependency, which neighbours Jersey who are involved in a tense fishing spat, will allow French vessels to plunder waters until February 2022. Under the new rules announced by the Channel island administration, new post-Brexit fishing licences will be issued to French crews by December 1. But they will not be required until February 1, 2022 which will allow French fishermen time to deal with any disputes before the new licences become mandatory. Deputy Jonathan Le Tocq, Policy

An amnesty period allowing French vessels unfettered access to the British Crown Dependency waters is due to expire on September 30-before new measures come into place. From October 1, French vessels have to show evidence of their history fishing in Jersey waters else they face not being issued with licences and being barred from working in the English Channel. Crunch negotiations have been taking place over the last few weeks to resolve the issues but Jersey ministers, alongside UK counterparts

PARIS( Reuters)-French fishermen plan to block the Channel Tunnel and the port of Calais on Friday in protest at Britain's failure to issue them with more fishing licences since Brexit. Members of the fishermen's association told an online news conference on Thursday that a large number of vehicles would be used to block the Channel Tunnel, which is used to ship goods by rail between Britain and France.... London and Paris are at loggerheads over the number of licences Britain has allocated to

On Saturday, more than 100 people from France’s fishing industry gathered on Armanville beach in Normandy to protest the Brexit-initiated feud.... It’s a break in trust and I am extremely angry.” He continued: “ The world is a jungle.... France has just been reminded of this bitter truth by the way the US and the UK have stabbed her in the back in Australia.”....

Verdemar-Ecologistas en Acción, a non-governmental organisation, has condemned the deployment and warned it puts “ at risk the region of Andalusia ”....

If not, we will cut their access," he said.... A spokesperson for Prime Minister Boris Johnson told reporters on Tuesday the UK's position has not changed.... " We will provide additional licences when the requisite evidence is supplied, we're not negotiating over changing that approach," the spokesperson said....

UK ministers granted licences to fish in its territorial waters to only 12 small French boats out of 47 applications.... Meanwhile, the Government of Jersey has said it has turned down licence applications by 75 French boats to fish in its territorial waters.In a statement, it said that of the 170 boats which applied, 64 were being granted licences, with a further 31 receiving temporary licences to allow them more time to show they have a track record of operating in its waters. But last night,

President of Generation Frexit, Charles-Henri Gallois, argued the row between the UK and Franceregarding fishing licences could be resolved bilaterally if France voted to leave the European Union.... Jersey fishermen have argued bilateral talks involving their French counterparts have been" crushed" by the European Commission who insist on being involved in any agreement involving fishing licences.... Mr Gallois stated the issue could be quickly resolved if France left the EU and could fix ten

Eurocrats lodged the complaint about claims Jersey’s government did not fully inform their French counterparts about the closure of a fish breeding ground for Bream. The order, put forward earlier this year but has recently come to an end, prevented all fishing vessels from fishing in the bream-spawning grounds to the north of the British Crown Dependency.It comes after a French vessel was sanctioned by Jersey authorities for working in the area whilst restrictions were in place. John Young, Jer