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The destabilising impact on Irish politics looks like Brexit all over again, only with tides of humanity instead of shipments of bacon

Businesses say fees for Dover inspections are much higher than first thought and will push up shop prices

The UK has said it has "no legal obligation" to accept the return of asylum seekers from Ireland in a huge migrant row.

Follows warning the scheme will damage business confidence and increase the cost of the weekly shop

Food suppliers have warned that the checks will 'increase food prices and reduce consumer choice'

Importers will also need to pay up to £145 to bring such products into the country, with the fee intended to cover the cost of operating the border control posts introduced after Brexit

The rules have come into effect, sparking fears of higher food prices and disruption to the supply chain

The rules have come into effect, sparking fears of higher food prices and disruption to the supply chain

Guy Verhofstadt was recently targeted by Chinese spies in a cyber campaign aimed at officials involved with the Inter-Parliamentary Alliance on China .

Brits are facing higher grocery bills as post-Brexit border checks coming into force today mean the price of food imported from the EU will go up, retailers have warned.

Importers have warned the new checks could see prices rise and business confidence fall.

Importers have warned the new checks could see prices rise and business confidence fall.

Importers have warned the new checks could see prices rise and business confidence fall.

Importers have warned the new checks could see prices rise and business confidence fall.

MPs and businesses have warned that new post-Brexit checks on food and plant products will lead to prices going up as businesses pass on extra fees to consumers

Firms warn of higher costs but the government says its new border model will improve biosecurity.

Foodstuffs from the EU subject to physical checks from the first time since Brexit as industry bodies accuse ministers of heaping “bureaucracy, costs and delays” on the system with warnings of price rises