Two coronavirus-related deaths reported in North

Number of fines for breaches of social distancing guidelines drops by 90%

Amazon fly dedicated aircraft into Belfast to fill online orders

The retail giant says the route was established before the coronavirus crisis

Moving food and medicine: The view from a truck driver’s seat

Freight truckers are increasingly the only people who can travel across Europe

The Boris bridge: Will Johnson’s ‘vanity project’ ever happen?

PM’s plans for link from NI to Scotland frought with engineering and monetary minefields

Cautious reaction to Johnson’s ‘unfettered access’ pledge for goods from Britain to NI

UK prime minister’s post-Brexit promise a challenge to deliver, DUP’s Donaldson says

North’s business welcomes certainty but wants voice in Brexit debate

Farmers remain concerned about how UK’s exit from EU will impact on their livelihoods

Irish-owned truck pulled trailer in which 39 bodies were found

Trailer arrived in UK via Belgian port of Zeebrugge, truck driver from North arrested

NI firms concerned about Brexit deal disclosures on GB exports

Businesses seek assurances from London on ‘unfettered access’ to British internal market

Gardaí trying to establish movements of truck found in Essex

Questions remain over how container holding 39 bodies arrived in Britain

North may be unable to process all health certs for agri-food exports in no-deal Brexit

Chief veterinary officer has warned that resources are finite and demand for export certs may exceed supply

Arrival of new customs cars in Dundalk alarms Border group

Community group urges Government to be open about future of Border in no-deal Brexit

Irish companies trading with UK ramp up Brexit readiness

Revenue reports boost in applications for EORI numbers to trade with ‘third country’

Northern businesses have been ‘hung out to dry’

Industry leaders warn of potential for chaos and increased lawlessness around Border

No-deal Brexit could be ‘turn the lights out’ time for NI hauliers

Expert says consequences of limit to permits for delivering to Continent would be dire

The English have been getting stuff wrong about Ireland again

Donald Clarke: Brexit fever is escalating Britain’s ignorance of Ireland to intolerable levels

Invest NI makes unprecedented call on North’s politicians to act on Brexit

Investment agency wants ‘every possible step’ taken to avoid no-deal consequences

Border ‘backstop’ should not be feared, May tells North’s businesses

UK leader invites Northern Irish businesses to 10 Downing Street to sell draft Brexit deal

May to meet Northern Irish business groups over draft Brexit deal

Meeting set to increase tension between DUP and Northern Ireland business community

No deal Brexit could leave North’s economy ‘in tatters’, says transport association

Clarity needed for British commercial vehicle operators to ‘keep trade flowing freely’

Arigna pays tribute to miners on 25th anniversary of coal mines closing

Ex-miners, now guides, recall savage working conditions

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