Boris Johnson should resign if it is no-deal - British MP A Conservative MP with a second home in France tells The Connexion a no-deal would be a failure in his view, with harmful effects including the loss of Ehic health cover and a strong risk of the break-up of the UK
How can a Brexit deal (if done) be ratified in two weeks? It was originally hoped that around two months would be left to check, translate and ratify a Brexit deal
'Good progress' in intensified Brexit talks says EU After fears of a 'no-deal' Brexit in January, there are renewed hopes of a deal in the coming weeks
news No-deal Brexit now ‘likely’ outcome says French minister We look at impacts for second home owners and British residents in France
UK wants clean break but keeping advantages – EU The UK is still trying to have the benefits of the EU without making concessions – and risking a no-deal scenario in January, said the EU’s chief negotiator today.
Your rights are secure even in a 'new' no-deal Brexit Connexion continues to receive emails from readers concerned over on-going references to ‘no-deal’ in UK and international media and whether their health and pension rights are therefore at risk – here we explain why there is no reason to be worried.
'No time for overall deal if transition is 11 months' If the UK refuses to extend the Brexit transition period beyond 2020 it will be impossible to come to a comprehensive agreement on trade and all other areas of the future relationship, says the EU’s chief negotiator.
Would expat rights be lost if trade deal talks fail? A reader asks: I have heard that if we leave with the negotiated Brexit deal on January 31 but then do not have a trade deal in place by the end of 2020 we will crash out with no deal – does that mean all the expatriate rights would be lost again? R.F.
UK's no-deal report 'offers no comfort to OAPs abroad' A ‘No-deal Readiness Report’ published by the UK government last week has “not one word in it that offers long-term comfort to the tens of thousands of increasingly frightened UK citizens living within the rest of the EU” a Conservative MP has said.
Brexit and Britons in France - 10/2019 updates Latest updates on Brexit: groups and protest, flight plan, disaster fund and more...
EU rebuffs UK request for bilateral no-deal plans The EU has rebuffed British requests to prepare together for a no-deal scenario or to give its approval to bilateral discussions between the UK and individual EU states.
No-deal healthcare: Update There have been further clarifications as to the UK’s position on healthcare for Britons living in the EU in the case of a no-deal.
No-deal Brexit will be ‘irresponsible’ The UK government’s willingness to accept a no-deal solution shows that they are moved by irresponsible considerations. Macron couldn’t care less about ‘no-deal’ blame... 1.3million sign petition to stop parliament being shut How no-deal Brexit may hit life for Britons in France
Urgent border issues must be solved in case of no-deal The UK Home Office's announcement that strict entry restrictions would be applied for EU visitors immediately after a no-deal Brexit has raised uncertainty over key border issues for people coming and going between the UK and France from November this year. Travel delays and admin hassle after no-deal says leak 'Very unlikely' UK will leave with deal in October EU/UK impasse means no-deal Brexit closer than ever Port of Calais now ready for ‘no deal’ Brexit Campaigners and MPs ask EU to ring-fence rights
UK ‘could still be facing no deal’ There is a real risk that the UK could find itself facing a choice between a no-deal Brexit or no Brexit again in October, former British ambassador to France Lord Ricketts has warned.
Food from UK banned from luggage in no-deal Brexit Meat and cheese products from the UK – whether a Cornish pasty, Wensleydale cheese or jar of Bovril – could not be brought into France by travellers from the UK in the case of a no-deal Brexit, the EU has confirmed.
Truth of no-deal Brexit pension rumour Is it true that, if you have a French pension and return to the UK to live, with a no-deal Brexit you risk losing all your pensions? And, if so, why? Elizabeth Melia, Alpes-Maritimes
No-deal 'will mean Green Card for UK drivers in EU' Motorists warned to apply early for green card insurance certificates, which could take a month to process
No-deal residency cards expected to cost €269 Following our article today on the new French no-deal Brexit law several readers have contacted us to ask if the cards Britons would apply for would be free. We understand that is not the case – they are expected to cost €269.
Questions raised over OAP healthcare in no-deal Questions have again been raised over access to healthcare for British retirees living in France in the case of a no-deal Brexit. It comes after the UK government put out no-deal advice for Britons abroad in the EU stating that “you may need to buy healthcare insurance in the country you live in so you can receive the healthcare treatment you need”.
Is it time to call off Brexit? The solution to the Brexit impasse – as the deal was voted down by MPs by a massive 432 and 202 – is to call the whole thing off, the EU Council’s president implied as he fired off an instant reaction on Twitter last night.
MP amendments may help fend off no-deal Two legal amendments by MPs have this week placed new constraints on British Prime Minister Theresa May and are said to have made a no-deal Brexit less likely.
UK reveals details on pension rights after Brexit Uprating for Britons living in EU countries after a no-deal Brexit would depend on 'reciprocal arrangements', new government document reveals
EU implements contingency plans for no-deal Brexit The EU has today started to implement its no-deal contingency plans as the UK heads for the end of the year with no Brexit deal agreed by MPs.
Ring-fence our rights now, say campaigners Campaigning group British in Europe has renewed calls for ring-fencing of the citizens’ rights part of the draft withdrawal agreement as political chaos in the UK gave rise to renewed uncertainty.
Brexit credit refusal? I recently applied for an increase on my credit card limit with the Nationwide Building Society in the UK.
Brexit and Britons in France: Media is wrong Connexion would like to set a point straight about Britons in France and Brexit – the draft law which France has published about a no-deal does NOT seek to make life hard for our community as has been widely reported in the media.
French bill flags up severe consequences of no-deal A French bill on contingency planning for Brexit is now available to read, putting into black and white the dramatic consequences of a no-deal – and the need to put emergency measures in place if it occurs
Key Brexit issues unresolved ahead of summit ‘Intense’ Brexit negotiations this weekend did not resolve remaining difficulties, notably over the solution for the Northern Irish border, said EU negotiator Michel Barnier – increasing the chances of a no-deal scenario.