Euro Notebook

Boris Johnson.

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Boris: a Brexit messiah with feet of clay?

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A trade deal with the US could be very one-sided

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Farming's influence at Westminster has been eroded

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Uncertainty heaped on top of uncertainty

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It is hard to be green when you are in the red

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Green thinking holds sway in London and Paris

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Brexit has taken the focus off all other issues

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While the UK dithers, the EU plans ahead

Under Trump, the US can be a difficult trade partner

Confusion still abounds over every aspect of Brexit

Just when it seems things cannot get more crazy, they do

Can we lock the cellar door on the 'no deal' monster?

A dangerous week to make any predictions

Westminster is unconcerned about family farms

The lunatics have taken over the asylum

UK consumers don't want the US version of 'safe' food

Out of the Brussels' frying pan into Westminster's fire

Leave campaign's farming promises forgotten

What can Brexit do for farmers? Not a lot...

Attempted improvements – which just make things worse

May delays by kicking Brexit ball deep into touch

Hogan knows farming – and Westminster has no-one to match him

Adrift in the uncharted waters of Brexit

Farming's future decided by a 'fishtank full of lunatics'

Farm subsidies allow food to be sold below the cost of production

If you fail to plan, you plan to fail

The only certainty is uncertainty

EU looks beyond Brexit to positive long-term forecasts

EU farmers aren't jealous of UK farming's fate outside the CAP

Devil in the detail of a doomed deal?

Cheaper food is what Brexiteers promised the public

You can check out any time you like – but you can never leave

No more certainty about support for UK farmers

Brexit will mean more green bureaucracy, not less

EU pushes ahead with world trade deals

No deal Brexit threatens a 'lose, lose' for farmers

Livestock farmers unfairly drawn into climate change debate

Tories papering over the Brexit cracks

Sorting out Brexit bluff from reality

A peek into Brexit possibilities

Hogan looks to the future of EU dairy sector

Despite the Westminster pantomime, the odds still favour a deal

US opens a can of worms for global agriculture

The EU will remain our nearest and best market

Brexit pain could be eased with compromise

Hard Brexit would mean no CAP transition

Urban Tories less ready to rush to UK farmers' defence

Waiting for common sense to prevail

Treasury must accept agriculture needs a support system

Trade will be the real Brexit battleground

Remote control from Westminster would be as bad as Brussels

Farm science's uncertain funding future outside the EU

EU wants to shift support to active farmers

Westminster will need to dig deep to maintain trade

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