Have fish quotas had their chips?published at 08:50 GMT 24 December 2020
The humble tattie has become a part of the Brexit negotiations as the EU puts pressure on the government in London.
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Barack Obama says David Cameron was 'distracted' after the 2011 intervention in Libya
In a magazine interview, the US president also says he told the PM to 'pay your fair share' on defence spend
The White House issues a statement praising the close relationship between the PM and the president
Labour is to announce a new "fiscal credibility rule" to balance "day-to-day" spending with the amount it raises in taxes
Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby says people worried about immigration are not racists
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Gavin Stamp
Have fish quotas had their chips?published at 08:50 GMT 24 December 2020
What can we expect from a EU-UK trade deal?published at 08:48 GMT 24 December 2020
08:48 GMT 24 December 2020Talks between the UK and the EU on a post-Brexit trade agreement continued during the night, but a deal is expected to be unveiled on Thursday.
Negotiators in Brussels are said to be trying to finalise details on fishing quotas, which have proved an obstacle to an agreement during months of talks.
The BBC World Service's UK Political Correspondent Rob Watson explains what we might expect from a deal announcement.
(Photo: UK and EU flags side by side. Credit: Getty Images)
UK and EU agree post-Brexit trade dealpublished at 06:46 GMT 24 December 2020
06:46 GMT 24 December 2020"We have taken back control" Boris Johnson says while EU chief negotiator calls it "a day of relief, but tinged by some sadness".
Read MoreEU to allow post-Brexit UK farm produce exportspublished at 00:30 GMT 24 December 2020
00:30 GMT 24 December 2020While this is a "critical step forward", seed potatoes are not included because of EU regulatory fears.
Read MoreFood bank stockpiles supplies before furlough endpublished at 00:14 GMT 24 December 2020
00:14 GMT 24 December 2020Staff at Spires Foodbank anticipate a surge in demand in the new year after a record-breaking 2020.
Read MoreUK-EU trade deal expected, as cabinet briefedpublished at 00:01 GMT 24 December 2020
00:01 GMT 24 December 2020Officials continue to thrash out final details, after weeks of argument over fishing and business rules.
Read MoreUK cabinet to discuss deal as trade talks continuepublished at 23:28 GMT 23 December 2020
23:28 GMT 23 December 2020UK and EU negotiating teams are still in talks to finalise a post-Brexit trade deal.
Read MoreBrexit truck stop customs plan droppedpublished at 18:01 GMT 23 December 2020
18:01 GMT 23 December 2020Nearly 30 jobs could have been lost if the truck stop shut to become a customs check facility.
Read MoreBrexit Basics: Customs unionpublished at 17:08 GMT 23 December 2020
17:08 GMT 23 December 2020Confused by Brexit jargon? Reality Check unpacks the basics.
Read MoreIT systems for post-Brexit trade 'up and running'published at 13:55 GMT 23 December 2020
13:55 GMT 23 December 2020Many businesses in Northern Ireland remain concerned about how the entire process will work.
Read MoreBrexit: If the boat comes inpublished at 07:05 GMT 23 December 2020
07:05 GMT 23 December 2020The fishing industry has been the most totemic of issues for Brexiteers.
Read MoreFive steps that led to an Irish Sea borderpublished at 06:58 GMT 23 December 2020
06:58 GMT 23 December 2020As a trade border between NI and GB looms, BBC News NI looks at the key moments in the process.
Read MoreMSPs pass Brexit bill to 'keep pace' with EU lawspublished at 20:13 GMT 22 December 2020
20:13 GMT 22 December 2020MSPs agree new legislation to let Scottish ministers keep Holyrood in alignment with future EU laws.
Read MorePM overrules watchdog with Tory donor peeragepublished at 18:52 GMT 22 December 2020
18:52 GMT 22 December 2020Boris Johnson says former party treasurer Peter Cruddas has a "long track record" of political service.
Read More40 lorries a day to receive Irish Sea border checkspublished at 16:46 GMT 22 December 2020
16:46 GMT 22 December 2020NI's chief vet has outlined new guidance for traders ahead of 1 January.
Read MoreCharter flights demand surges during ports crisispublished at 16:30 GMT 22 December 2020
16:30 GMT 22 December 2020One air charter company says it has received more than 800 enquiries from those looking to move goods.
Read MorePorts chaos 'bad for trust and post-Brexit trade'published at 16:27 GMT 22 December 2020
16:27 GMT 22 December 2020The food industry says port disruption makes it hard for foreign firms to trust UK exporters post-Brexit.
Read MoreFurther details on Irish sea border 'grace period'published at 12:56 GMT 22 December 2020
12:56 GMT 22 December 2020Food travelling from GB to NI post Brexit will not be subjected to EU health checks until April.
Read MorePM resists calls to extend Brexit deadlinepublished at 10:34 GMT 22 December 2020
10:34 GMT 22 December 2020Boris Johnson says his position is "unchanged", as time for the UK and EU to reach a deal runs short.
Read MoreWhat is the row over 'internal markets' all about?published at 09:31 GMT 22 December 2020
09:31 GMT 22 December 2020The Scottish and UK governments are gearing up for another constitutional battle over Brexit.
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