The EU-UK future relationship deal will be signed today, separately, and without pomp on the two sides of the Channel.
EU Commission president Ursula von der Leyen and European Council president Charles Michel will sign two copies of the set of treaties on Wednesday (30 December) morning, in the Europa building in Brussels.
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9/27/20
British Banking Industry: Britain's Lloyds banking group tells customers in the Netherlands their accounts will be closed
British citizens living
in the Netherlands have been contacted by Lloyds banking group to say
that their accounts are being closed because it cannot support them
post-Brexit.
According to advice from the Dutch central bank DNB, after 2020 it will
not be possible for British banks to serve normal retail clients based
in the Netherlands unless more agreements are made between the UK and
the EU.
However, some DutchNews.nl readers have already been contacted by Lloyds
bank and the Bank of Scotland and been told that their accounts will be
closed by the start of November – causing them anger, confusion and
potential chaos. Lloyds has proposed to close current and savings
accounts and repay the money in the form of a cheque, they have told
DutchNews.nl.
Angry
Read more at DutchNews.nl:
Read more at DutchNews.nl:
British citizens living
in the Netherlands have been contacted by Lloyds banking group to say
that their accounts are being closed because it cannot support them
post-Brexit.
According to advice from the Dutch central bank DNB, after 2020 it will
not be possible for British banks to serve normal retail clients based
in the Netherlands unless more agreements are made between the UK and
the EU.
However, some DutchNews.nl readers have already been contacted by Lloyds
bank and the Bank of Scotland and been told that their accounts will be
closed by the start of November – causing them anger, confusion and
potential chaos. Lloyds has proposed to close current and savings
accounts and repay the money in the form of a cheque, they have told
DutchNews.nl.
Angry
Read more at DutchNews.nl:
British citizens living in the Netherlands have been contacted by Lloyds banking group to say that their accounts are being closed because it cannot support them post-Brexit.Read more at DutchNews.nl:
According to advice from the Dutch central bank DNB, after 2020 it will not be possible for British banks to serve normal retail clients based in the Netherlands unless more agreements are made between the UK and the EU.
However, some DutchNews.nl readers have already been contacted by Lloyds bank and the Bank of Scotland and been told that their accounts will be closed by the start of November – causing them anger, confusion and potential chaos. Lloyds has proposed to close current and savings accounts and repay the money in the form of a cheque, they have told DutchNews.nl.
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Britain's Lloyds banking group tells customers in the Netherlands their accounts will be closed - DutchNews.nl
7/23/19
Britain - EU relations: EU welcomes Johnson by rebuffing his Brexit plans - by Eszter Zalan
The EU has welcomed Boris Johnson, the next UK prime minister, with
scepticism as the new Conservative leader promised his party peers to
deliver Brexit by the end of October.
The former mayor of London and ex-foreign minister Johnson won 66 percent of the votes in the Conservative party leadership race to succeed Theresa May, against foreign minister Jeremy Hunt, party officials announced on Tuesday (23 July).
French president Emmanuel Macron and the next president of the EU commission, Ursula von der Leyen, immediately congratulated Johnson, and said they looked forward to constructive talks with him.
"I'm looking forward to having a good working relationship with him," von der Leyen told a joint news conference with Macron in Paris.
"We have the duty to deliver something which is good for people in Europe and in the UK," she said.
Von der Leyen has earlier stated that she would be open to an extension of the Brexit deadline, currently 31 October, but that would have to be decided by EU leaders at their summit in mid-October.
While EU leaders want to avoid a no-deal Brexit, most of them are frustrated with the ongoing political crisis in the UK.
Read more at: EU welcomes Johnson by rebuffing his Brexit plans
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The former mayor of London and ex-foreign minister Johnson won 66 percent of the votes in the Conservative party leadership race to succeed Theresa May, against foreign minister Jeremy Hunt, party officials announced on Tuesday (23 July).
French president Emmanuel Macron and the next president of the EU commission, Ursula von der Leyen, immediately congratulated Johnson, and said they looked forward to constructive talks with him.
"I'm looking forward to having a good working relationship with him," von der Leyen told a joint news conference with Macron in Paris.
"We have the duty to deliver something which is good for people in Europe and in the UK," she said.
Von der Leyen has earlier stated that she would be open to an extension of the Brexit deadline, currently 31 October, but that would have to be decided by EU leaders at their summit in mid-October.
While EU leaders want to avoid a no-deal Brexit, most of them are frustrated with the ongoing political crisis in the UK.
Read more at: EU welcomes Johnson by rebuffing his Brexit plans
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