What changes after Brexit? 17 ways life in Britain is changing from today
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mirror.co.ukBrexit has finally had full effect in the UK after years of wrangling and decades of debate. At 11pm on New Year's Eve, Britain left the EU's single market and customs union.
A trade deal means we will not slap huge World Trade Organisation tariffs on up to £660bn a year of UK-EU trade. And firms will be relieved to know many other EU rules and standards won’t crash to an end on New Year’s Eve.
But the trade deal doesn't solve everything, because we're cutting many of our ties with the continent. Many EU rules and rights for UK citizens are ending forever.
Here are 17 things that are changing for you, your friends and family and your holidays from today. 1. You no longer have the right to live and work in the EU From January 1, EU citizens
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