Watch it, Macron! French ‘bullying’ risks Lord Frost's wrath as ‘severe’ response looms Brexit
Speaking aboard his boat, White Waters, he said piles of red tape have put the island's fleet at a disadvantage - and accused French fishermen of sabotage.
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