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The Brexit rollercoaster: A timeline of Britain s EU divorce

The Brexit rollercoaster: A timeline of Britain’s EU divorce France 24 31/12/2020 Benjamin DODMAN © Daniel Sorabji, AFP After more than four years of gruelling negotiations, parliamentary tussles and last-minute cliffhangers, the United Kingdom s last EU ties will be severed on December 31 when the post-Brexit transition comes to an end. The UK officially left the European Union at the end of January 2020, but the transition period has kept most existing arrangements in place. Once this expires, EU rules will cease to apply to Britons. After multiple extensions, the two sides struck an 11th-hour deal on post-Brexit trade on December 24, dispelling fears of an economically damaging no deal .

Breakingviews - UK s duty-free golden goose will become albatross

3 Min Read Shoppers are seen holding bags at Bicester Village, amid the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), in Bicester, Britain, June 18, 2020. LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - In Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s “The Rime of the Ancient Mariner” the protagonist inexplicably shoots an albatross that had hitherto acted as his ship’s lucky charm. In 2021 a similar fate is set to befall one of the United Kingdom’s golden geese: duty-free perks for foreign tourists. The government’s decision to upend a benefit that might have provided a handy post-pandemic boost could become a symbol of its messy break from the European Union.

New relations between Britain and Brussels post trade deal

New relations between Britain and Brussels post trade deal Business December 26, 2020 Brussels: The future relationship deal struck between the UK and the EU will bring far-reaching changes, as both sides are forced to adapt to the end of Britain’s 30-year membership of the European single market. The trade agreement between London and Brussels will offer UK and EU companies’ preferential access to each other’s markets, compared with basic World Trade Organization rules ensuring imported goods will be free of tariffs and quotas. But economic relations between the UK and the EU from January 1, when the deal is due to take effect, will be on more restricted terms than they are now.

What the Brexit deal solves—and what it doesn t

Breakingviews - Christmas Eve Brexit deal is second-worst outcome

3 Min Read British Prime Minister Boris Johnson holds a news conference in Downing Street on the outcome of the Brexit negotiations, in London, Britain December 24, 2020. Paul Grover/Pool via REUTERS LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Boris Johnson’s “oven-ready” Brexit is almost cooked in time for Christmas. A year after the British prime minister won a landslide by promising to complete the country’s departure from the European Union – and just seven days before the end of the transition period – the two sides finalised a trade deal. Though the compromise avoids painful tariffs and a dangerous rupture in relations, it’s a much harder form of Brexit than Johnson and others envisaged during the referendum of 2016. The costs are about to become clear.

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