UK business: Brexit deadline to wreak havoc on holiday shipping

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UK business: Brexit deadline to wreak havoc on holiday shipping

| Jul 30, 2019 10:50AM EDT
With just three months to go until the UK withdraws from the European Union, business is piling pressure on the new British government to avoid leaving without a deal.
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