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Brexit: 61% In Jersey Would Vote Remain - Channel 103
Jersey fishermen caught in post-Brexit row - Kuwait Times
UK withdraws patrol boats from Jersey after French Brexit row | Reuters
Revolted': France threatens Jersey power supply in fish fight | Brexit News | Al Jazeera
The Jersey fishing row is the latest Brexit aftershock – is this really what the British people voted for? | The Independent
Boris sends gunboats into Jersey | Daily Mail Online
Brexit news: Macron's boats rejected in Channel by Jersey - French chiefs furious | Politics | News | Express.co.uk
U.K. and France Send Navy to Island of Jersey in Fishing Dispute - The New York Times
Boris Johnson urges 'de-escalation' in France-Jersey fishing row – POLITICO
Jersey: UK and France send patrol ships to British island amid row over fishing rights | CNN
Brexit and Fishing: Jersey – Global Europe blog
Isle of Man, Jersey and Guernsey sign deal with UK over post-Brexit trade - BBC News
Jersey - First for Funds throughout Brexit by Jersey Finance - Issuu
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Fishing tensions flare between France, UK over Brexit rules - The San Diego Union-Tribune
I won't back down' – Jersey fisherman defiant amid tension over Brexit | Evening Standard
Jersey: UK and France send patrol ships to British island amid row over fishing rights | CNN
Brexit : les pêcheurs français bientôt bannis des eaux de Jersey ?
UK withdraws patrol boats from Jersey after French Brexit row | Reuters
Row over Jersey fishing rights pits UK against Paris and Brussels in first major trade dispute of Brexit era | The Independent
France threatens to cut off power to Jersey in post-Brexit fishing row : r/unitedkingdom
French fishermen leave Jersey after post-Brexit rights protest - BBC News
Jersey government kill us': On board with the French fishermen staging a post-Brexit blockade
Post-Brexit fish fight: Jersey isn't backing down and French are retaliating | World News | Sky News
French fishers' protest over Jersey rights is over but the dispute will go on | World news | The Guardian
