REACH regrets: Lords express concerns over post-Brexit chemicals regulation

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Peers pass Regret Motion voicing disappointment at the government's plans to quit the EU's REACH chemicals regime

The government faced another parliamentary defeat last night, as the House of Lords passed a rare Regret Motion voicing concerns over Ministers' plans for regulating chemicals under a 'no deal' Brexit...

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