Talks to resolve the fishing row between the UK and France were "useful and positive", the French Europe minister has said

France has said the UK has until Nov. 2 to grant fishing licenses, or it will look at blocking British boats from its ports and cutting electricity to the island of Jersey

The British government has rejected French officials' claims that Boris Johnson and Emmanuel Macron had agreed to smooth over their spat over fishing rights

By Louis Harkell

Published in November of last year, the English Aquaculture Strategy provides a forward-looking plan for English aquaculture

By Dan Gibson

A scallop vessel belonging to Clearwater subsidiary Macduff Shellfish was boarded by French authorities on Oct. 27 for allegedly fishing without a license and is now being detained

Two British vessels were fined and one detained for not having the necessary license to catch in French waters

By Neil Ramsden

It's a fair amount for the Sealaska-owned company, which turned a 2019 loss into a profit of £4m for the 14-month period ended Dec. 31, 2020

By Louis Harkell

Barrie Deas, CEO of NFFO, told Undercurrent News that only granting licenses to French vessels that provide historical catch data to fish in UK waters is justified

On Thursday the Daily Mail reported French fishermen had threatened to block the Channel Tunnel over the issue

The NGO said fishermen wanted to tell government that without urgent action to stop industrial fishing, fishing communities and marine ecosystems would suffer irreparable harm