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Brexit highlights—4 October 2019

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Published on: 04 October 2019

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General Brexit headlines
Brexit Bulletin—UK sets out alternative Northern Ireland Protocol
Brexit Bulletin—EU will not negotiate with UK on no-deal preparations
Brexit Bulletin—Prime Minister confirms plans to prorogue Parliament again
Draft regulation proposes adding no-deal Brexit as cause of EU redundancies
Government guarantees £16.6bn to companies if they lose EU funding
Customs declarations business capacity to receive £10m pre-Brexit boost
Sixteen English ports to receive up to £1m in preparation for Brexit
UK exports to non-EU countries has risen by 4.2% statistics show
Briefing explains trade tariffs in the event of a no-deal Brexit

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These Brexit highlights bring you a summary of the latest Brexit news and legislation updates from across a range of LexisNexis® practice areas.

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