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Latest news Brexit puts Scottish and EU defence co-operation at risk, MP warns Posted on October 23 2017 at 14:42 Stewart McDonald MP, and SNP Spokesperson for Defence, sought assurances regarding ongoing co-operation

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- My policy positions Brexit - Boris Johnson's Deal Posted on October 18 2019 at 11:37 This Saturday Parliament will debate the Prime Minister’s revised deal with the European Union. This

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despite Scotland opposing Brexit. The SNP have called for an end to the 2023 sunset clause, and all through the Environment Acts passage fought to ensure that EU levels of environment protection were expanded on, not undermined. The SNP have

this year, but due to Brexit and the UK Government’s intention to deregulate – the UK has not followed suit. The EU has also banned imports of meat, dairy, fish and eggs that have been produced using antibiotics to stimulate

little scrutiny and a new Brexit cliff-edge of uncertainty for millions. We welcome comments from various stakeholders, from the TUC to the RSPB, who have warned of the “reckless” impact of this Bill. We will continue to engage with

have been exacerbated by Brexit. The SNP call on the UK Government to end its futile and harmful barriers to NHS recruitment of European and other foreign staff. The SNP in Government will continue to support the Scottish NHS, and in

may be a lifeline. Brexit has compounded the cost-of-living crisis and the cost of food has risen due to greater bureaucracy levels, and trade barriers had led to a 6% increase in UK food prices. With inflation and the war in Ukraine

due to the effects of Brexit and the ending of freedom of movement. As per the RCPG and BMA : Over 40% of GP trainees are international graduates but 49% have reported issues with the visa process and 17% are considering leaving the