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More than 20 trucks unloaded with shellfish stood near the seat of the British Prime Minister and the Houses of Parliament in central London. The owners of fishing companies are thus protesting against the post-Brexit bureaucracy which prevented them from exporting their goods to the EU. more

Business secretary has denied claims EU-based employment laws such as 48-hour week will be axed.more

Many British motorists caught speeding in Europe will evade fines because information sharing agreements have ceased post-Brexit.more

A Dutch TV network has filmed border officials confiscating ham sandwiches and other foods from drivers arriving in the Netherlands from the UK, under post-Brexit rules.more

The chairman of the Committee on International Trade (INTA) in the European Parliament, Bernd Lange, announced yesterday that there are still possible changes to the agreement on trade relations between the European Union and the United Kingdom.more

The leader of the British opposition Labor Party, Keir Starmer, has abandoned his promise made last year that if he takes power, he will restore free movement of people with the European Union, the British press notes today.more

The Scottish National Party (SNP) has demanded that Boris Johnson pay billions of pounds in compensation to Scotland for the mounting costs and disruption of Brexit.more

Parcel courier DPD has announced that is it suspending its road delivery services to Europe, including to Ireland due to Brexit.more

A government-backed review into the UK’s financial technology industry will recommend measures to support fast growing companies after Brexit including special visas for skilled workers and changes to the UK’s listing rules. more

Plans for the UK's first deep coal mine in 30 years can progress after the government decided not to intervene.more

A leading Tory credited with inspiring Brexit has urged Boris Johnson to cull a raft of EU consumer and worker protections, now the UK has the freedom to act. more

After a break due to transport difficulties. Poczta Polska allows sending parcels and letters to Great Britain again, the company informed. In connection with Brexit, from January 1, 2021, there are changes in sending postal items with the content of goods to this country.more

By the end of October 2020, Czech citizens had submitted 48,840 applications for settled or pre-settled status. 31,240 applications have already been approved, the Czech media reported today. Citizens of EU countries must obtain the right of residence by the end of June this year.more

From 1 January, the free movement of people and goods and services between the UK and the EU will end. This means significant differences to how people live, work and travel.more

Boris Johnson’s father Stanley has confirmed that he is applying for a French passport on the eve of Britain’s Brexit transition period coming to an end.more

As of today, the UK is no longer part of the EU's single market and customs union. The Ministry of Labor and Technology Development has prepared a guide for Polish entrepreneurs on the principles of cooperation with this country from January 1, 2021.more

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, on December 31 said the UK would be an “open, generous, outward looking, internationalist and free trading” country once it quits all EU rules at 2300 GMT.more

Negotiators from the UK and Spain have reached a draft agreement on the post-Brexit future of Gibraltar..more

s the clocks struck midnight marking New Year's Day in Brussels and 11 p.m. Thursday in London, the United Kingdom finally cut its ties with the European Union, almost a year after its formal departure from the 27-nation bloc.more

When flying to Great Britain after January 1, 2021, it is best to have two documents with you: an ID card and a valid passport - advises the spokesman of Chopin Aviator Piotr Rudzki. In connection with Brexit, there will also be restrictions on the limit of goods that can be brought in and out of the Islands.more

British sausage and mince meat makers will no longer be able to export their produce to the EU from this week, as part of the post-Brexit trade deal.more

The agreement concluded in recent days between the United Kingdom and the EU does not introduce new solutions regarding roaming, which means that from January 1, 2021, its prices may increase, as they will no longer be dependent on EU regulations.more

The Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs and institutions in Great Britain, Ireland, Germany, the Netherlands, France, Belgium, Denmark, Sweden and Norway are ready to help Polish citizens after the end of the transition period of Great Britain and Northern Ireland leaving the European Union, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs assured yesterday.more

Britain's long-awaited Brexit deal has become law after receiving the Queen's official assent. Boris Johnson's EU trade agreement cleared Parliament late on Wednesday night after the Government rushed approval through the Commons and Lords in a single day.more

From 1 January 2021, travelers arriving from the UK to Poland will be subject to the same regulations as travelers from third countries, i.e. from outside the EU. This means a change in the limits on the value and quantity of goods imported in personal luggage and new rules for the transport of animals - informs the Ministry of Finance.more