The dispute over post-Brexit fishing rights has entered a toxic new phase after Boris Johnson and

？ Close France recalls ambassadors to US, Australia over sub deal France has recalled its

whether Boris Johnson doesn’t regret leaving Europe because whenever there is a problem, he considers

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson agreed on Sunday to try to de-escalate a row over post-Brexit

.... The former chief EU Brexit negotiator warned Britain that France" will not resign or give up

He said: “ Under the Dublin convention, more illegals were being sent here than back to France.“ It

It will be for the French to decide whether they want to step away from the threats they've made in recent days about breaching the Brexit agreement, ” he said.“ That will be a matter for them.... It is thought that standard technical discussions between officials may continue. The Prime Minister’s spokesman said: “ We stand ready to work with the French government and individual fishermen on further licences if they have the requisite evidence, but our position has not changed.... It is simpl

But after days of increasingly tense rhetoric, Johnson seemed to signal calm.“ France is one of our

Mr Johnsonspoke with Mr Macron on Wednesday night in which they agreed the need for joint action, and that it was “ vital to keep all options on the table to stop these lethal crossings and break the business model of the criminal gangs behind them ”.... That’s something I hope will be acceptable now in view of what has happened, ” he said.“ We have had difficulties persuading some of our partners, particularly the French, to do things in a way that the situation deserves.... Sadly our differe

While the minister reportedly claimed the plans would enable young people to pass mortgage lenders’ affordability checks, former pensions minister Steve Webb told the paper that “ support would have to be substantial and sustained for low-income households to be attractive to mortgage lenders ”.... Labour frontbencher Jess Phillips was also among those questioning how the policy will work because individuals with more than ￡16, 000 in savings and investments do not qualify for the benefit....