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EU–UK Reporter at @POLITICOEurope; documenter of London cycle routes (link below) jstone@politico.co.uk
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Trains between Britain and Europe on track to run every 15 minutes

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By Jon Stone Verified
| POLITICO Europe Verified
LONDON — High-speed trains linking the U.K. to the continent through the Channel Tunnel may soon depart every 15 minutes — thanks to competition from new operators on the route. The number of daily services between London St Pancras and destinations like Paris, Brussels and Amsterdam is on track to rise from the 25 round trips currently operated by Eurostar each day to 55 by the end of the decade — around four departures per hour — according to POLITICO calculations.
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Britain told EU citizens to trust its settled status system. Then it mixed up identical twins.

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By Jon Stone Verified
| POLITICO Europe Verified
LONDON — The U.K.’s Brexit settlement scheme left a woman stranded at a foreign airport — after confusing her for her identical twin sister and stopping her from boarding her flight home. The error is the latest in a string of problems caused by the system’s design affecting tens of thousands of EU citizens living in Britain. When Brexit hit, EU nationals already resident in the U.K. at the time were given “settled status” granting them the right to stay once free movement ended.
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Ed Miliband grabs Brexit reset role as he reboots UK Foreign Office

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By Anne McElvoy Verified, Andrew McDonald Verified, Jon Stone Verified
| POLITICO Europe Verified
LONDON — The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, in its ornate King Charles II Street HQ, is bracing for a shift of priorities under Ed Miliband. The new foreign secretary has embraced his post with vigor — a contrast to the more restrained style of his predecessor Yvette Cooper, who has moved to the health brief. Miliband, a former Labour leader, has made clear that he sees the development side of the brief – and his focus on climate change – as key aspects of the job.
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