BREXIT NEWS BRIEF
24th February 2017

Today’s headlines: Boeing to open first UK plant; United States could join Commonwealth as an Associate Member; Irish Republic seeks ‘United Ireland’ clause in Brexit negotiations; and more,

BREXIT GOOD NEWS
Telegraph: Boeing selects Sheffield for first British manufacturing plant
Express: Trade boost for Brexit negotiators as WTO CUTS global tariffs ahead of EU talks
Daily Record: Lanarkshire jobs boost as Lidl to create 360 jobs at new Scottish HQ
FT Adviser: Architas to expand UK business
Ingredients Network: UK exports grow 10.5%

POLITICS
City A.M. London: Our city of eternal resilience is not endangered by Brexit
Breitbart London: Immigration from Romania and Bulgaria at Record High
WalesOnline: European Parliament urged by Welsh MP to consider a second Brexit referendum
Express: Britain should need NO foreign workers for most low-skilled jobs, declares Lord Green
BBC: Brexit: EU backs Dublin on open Northern Ireland border
Breitbart London: United States Could Join The Commonwealth As ‘Associate Member’
FT: Germany and Italy back Brussels hardliners on Brexit
Guardian: Irish leader calls for united Ireland provision in Brexit deal
Breitbart London: Hungary Vows To Fight EU Plans ‘To Withdraw Ever More Powers From Member-States’

BUSINESS
MarketWatch.: Why Brexit’s backers think the scaremongers were wrong — in one stock chart