Brexit News Brief 14 Mar 2017

BREXIT NEWS BRIEF
14th March 2017Today’s headlines: Ireland needs to consider its future in the EU; May to fight Sturgeon’s efforts to hold separation referendum before Brexit; British Chambers of Commerce upgrades growth prospects; European Commission says Europe needs six million migrants and denies link between terrorism and mass migration; and more.

BREXIT GOOD NEWS
The Sun: BREXIT BEGINS: Theresa May given the all-clear to trigger Article 50 after her Brexit battle with Parliament ends with Lords standing aside
East Anglian Daily Times: Vodafone to create more than 2,000 new jobs over next two years

ChronicleLive: More than 100 new jobs created at Sunderland’s TSB contact centre
Manufacturing and Engineering Magazine: Why British Manufacturers Have A Positive Outlook In 2017
City A.M: Britain’s growth prospects upgraded by the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC)POLITICS
Scotsman: Ireland needs to consider its future in the EU
Breitbart London: EU to Open Migration Centres in Africa Because Europe ‘Needs 6 Million Migrants’
Telegraph: ‘Seven new Brexit bills’ must be passed after Article 50 is triggered, leaked Whitehall documents say
BBC: Brexit: Early financial settlement won’t be ‘forced on UK’
Independent: Brexit can be stopped now only if Europe changes
Daily Mail: Hands off our Brexit, Nicola! Theresa May to insist new Scottish referendum must be held AFTER Britain leaves the EU
Ipswich Star: Exclusive: East Anglia has few regrets about voting Brexit as PM gears up for negotiations
RT: UK to demand EU pays back £9bn after triggering Brexit talks – govt sources
Breitbart London: Turkey Threatens to Lift Migrant Blockade to Europe