The Guardianflipped into Top StoriesEuropean Union EU website purchases: the import charges UK customers have to pay verified_publisherThe Guardian - Miles BrignallBefore Brexit, UK consumers were free to buy items from anywhere in the EU without incurring import duties and other charges. That all changed on 1 January 2021. Online orders up to £135 are now supposed...
The Economistflipped into BritainEurope Brexit ends “free” mobile roaming in Europe—and that’s a good thing verified_publisherThe Economist FOREIGN HOLIDAYS are on hold for now, as pandemic restrictions tighten. But when Britons are allowed to travel again they could be in for a nasty …
the i paperflipped into BrexitUK Politics Ministers spark diplomatic war with Brussels after downgrading status of EU ambassador inews.co.uk - Nigel Morris Boris Johnson has been accused of “simply petty” behaviour by a senior Tory MP after the Government decided to downgrade the status of the European …
Seeking Alphaflipped into Market OutlookUK Politics Beyond Brexit: Outlook And Risks For The U.K. Economy verified_publisherSeeking Alpha In the long term, Brexit certainly raises many questions, but most areas of the economy will likely be largely unaffected.
The Guardianflipped into Top StoriesInternational Relations Britons buying from EU websites hit with £100 customs bills verified_publisherThe Guardian - Miles BrignallBritish shoppers who bought items from European websites are facing post-Brexit demands of more than £100 in import duties that must be paid before parcel firms will deliver the items. Despite claims Boris...
Sara Sladeflipped into JarsUK Politics Brexit: 'I was asked to pay an extra £82 for my £200 coat' verified_publisherBBC News - By Lora Jones, Catherine Snowdon & Howard Mustoe"I had no idea at all I was going to be charged any more for deliveries after Brexit. The extra costs were definitely a bit of a shock." Ellie Huddleston, a 26-year-old Londoner, thought she would treat...
