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The fishing industry has been the most totemic of issues for Brexiteers.

As a trade border between NI and GB looms, BBC News NI looks at the key moments in the process.

With the restrictions due to change for one day, we give the answers to some of your queries.

EU nationals and those transporting goods internationally can return - if they have a recent negative test.

Dozens of countries, alarmed by a new coronavirus variant, have suspended travel links with the UK.

MSPs agree new legislation to let Scottish ministers keep Holyrood in alignment with future EU laws.

With less than two weeks until the end of transition, we look at the challenges to come at British borders.

Boris Johnson says former party treasurer Peter Cruddas has a "long track record" of political service.

The clinics will be set up for over-80s once the vaccine is given approval by regulators in the UK.

Time to secure a UK-EU trade deal is running out

Politicians are in talks to resume freight, after France closed the border because of the new variant.

A solicitor says one client saved about £2,500 by completing ahead of the changes.

A growth in cases, possibly linked to a new coronavirus variant, has prompted the change of advice.

NI's chief vet has outlined new guidance for traders ahead of 1 January.

One air charter company says it has received more than 800 enquiries from those looking to move goods.

The food industry says port disruption makes it hard for foreign firms to trust UK exporters post-Brexit.

A drive to boost prosperity across the region will be funded by the Welsh and UK Governments.

The pandemic has shown how "essential" local government is to people in Wales, a minister says.