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Brexit rules deny UK workers opportunities

The UK Press is reporting that Mediterranean bars, clubs, and restaurants are struggling to find summer workers for the 2022 season. New post-Brexit employment rules are causing the issues as the rules for UK visitors and workers to the EU have changed. For many, a trip to work in a …

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Brexit and no deal situation causes chaos with expats.

Many British expats who live across Europe are facing a banking “chaos” as UK lenders cancel accounts and scramble to prepare for life outside the EU. The end of the ‘standstill’ post-Brexit transition period on December 31 will see British banks having to abide by different rules if they want …

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Expats to lose bank accounts due to Brexit

It’s been announced in the UK press today that Expats will lose their bank accounts due to Brexit. The banks are Barclaycard, Coutts and Lloyds Bank. These banks have been contacting their customers to advise that as part of Brexit withdrawal agreements, they will not be allowed to remain customers of …

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Parthenon Marbles Clause in potential Brexit Deal?

Today shock news was announced that as part of the Brexit trade deals a clause dubbed as the “Elgin Marbles Clause**” may have been added to post Brexit trade deals by the EU. These discussions were said to have taken place at a meeting today and if true the clause …

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Brexit; December General Election

UK MPs are currently debating in regards to an early General Election Bill At present it’s looking highly likely that the General Election will be held on the 12th December but current discussions taking place are to whether it can be held earlier on the 9th December depending on a …

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Brexit Flextension agreed to 31 January 2020

The EU have agreed to a three month Brexit extension with 31 January 2020 being cited as the “new leave date”. In a tweet, Donald Tusk, President of the European Council stated “ The EU27 has agreed that it will accept the UK’s request for a Brexit flextention 31 January …

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Brexit – more votes and more confusion!

MPs have met in the House of Parliament to participate in two votes relating to Brexit. After these two votes MPs have decided that the Brexit Bill Timetable has been rejected by a majority of 14 votes. The votes were: Yes – 308 No – 322 This means that Brexit …

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MPs vote to delay approval of Brexit Deal

  UK MPs have been sitting in Parliament today in order to debate the Brexit deal struck between Prime Minister Boris Johnson and the EU. With barely two weeks to go, the UK are due to leave the EU on 31 October 2019, and many MPs spoke today on whether …

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Brexit, is a deal about to be struck?

We have been reporting on Brexit for group members ever since the referendum took place three and a half years ago. Always a contentious issue, the Brexit deadline is only two weeks away, but as yet there’s still no confirmed deal. Boris Johnson, UK Prime Minister has been in discussions …

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Suspension of Parliament unlawful

This morning the Supreme Court has unanimously ruled that the decision to suspend parliament until 14 October by the UK Prime Minister was unlawful Eleven Supreme Court justices looked at the legality by the Prime Minister to prorogue parliament, for an extended period. The Prime Minister also gave advice to the …

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