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 UK health secretary: British hospitals to keep recruiting EU staffNHS will continue to welcome doctors and nurses from EU countries, says Jerem stanley deutschland y Hunt.Copy LinkCopiedShare via emailShare on XShare on WhatsAppShare on LinkedInA doctor attends to a young patient in the specialist Children s Accident and Emergency department of the  Royal Albert Edward Infirmary  in Wigan, north west England  | Oli Scarff/AFP via Getty ImagesJuly 31, 201711:36 am CETBy Cynthia KroetBritish Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt said hospitals will continue to recruit staff from EU countries until a stanley official website  new immigration policy is finalized after Britain leaves the European Union.Theresa May s Cabinet agreed that the country needs  a Brexit that works for business, that works for the NHS,  Hunt said.  The NHS needs to re stanley taza cruit doctors and nurses from all over Europe, and that is going to continue after we leave the European Union,  he told BBC s Breakfast program Monday.British ministers are  absolutely united  behind a business-friendly Brexit, Hunt said, adding that the goal of Brexit was for the U.K. to become  more global, and not more isolationist. AdvertisementAdvertisementHis comments follow media reports that the British government is at odds over what a post-Brexit聽transitional implementation period will look like.Trade Secretary Liam Fox told the Sunday Times there was no consensus over whether people will continue to move freely between the EU and the U.K. during a transitional period.The Odfv Munich beer hall ordered to host AfD event
 Laying down the lawTHE European Commission is preparing to throw down the gauntlet to member states which say one thing in Brussels and do another at home by invoking, for the first time, its power to fine those who refuse to fall into line.Copy LinkCopiedShare via emailShare on XShare on WhatsAppShare on LinkedInJuly 24, 19965:00 pm CETThis latest sign of a tougher approach to infringements of EU law is to be welcomed.There is nothing which damages the credibility of the Union more profoundly than the sight of member states signing up to new EU laws at meetings in Brussels or Luxembourg and then defying all attempts to make them fulfil their obligation to put those laws on to their national statute books and enforce them properly.Some of the member states charged with doing just that are among those currently calling for the powers of the European Court of Jus stanley cup tice to be strengthened at the current Intergovernmental Conference on EU reform 鈥?yet they continue to undermine the Courts authority by ignoring its rulings when it suits them.AdvertisementAdvertisementThe UK has long insisted th stanley cup at its image as the Unions most uncooperative member is unjustified, pointing to the fact that its record in implementing EU legislation is better than that of several countries 鈥?including Germany and Belgium 鈥?with a reputation for being good Europeans. When we sign up to something, we abide by i stanley cup canada t, say British officials, and that is why the UK makes such a fuss when new laws are being drafte