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Why the City should create a single financial market with the Swiss
Opinion A tie-up between London and Zurich, two global financial centres, could pay huge dividends for both, says Matthew Lynn.
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Travel to the EU: how the Brexit deal affects you
Advice The Brexit deal will mean some administrative changes when you next travel to the EU. Here are the most important ones.
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Plenty more Brexit arguments to be settled yet
Opinion Many important negotiations remain to be sealed in our deal with the EU. “No deal is better than a bad deal” is the way to play it, says Matthew Lynn
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How Brexit affects expats’ state pensions and other entitlements
Advice Existing British expatriates' state pensions are protected under the Brexit deal, and they retain the right to receive free healthcare. But there are no guarantees about the future.
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What does the Brexit deal mean for your money?
Opinion There is still a lot of talking to be done between the UK and the EU over the Brexit deal, but it does at least provide some certainty. John Stepek explains what it means for the markets, and for you.
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How Asia's RCEP deal has brought the return of free trade
Briefings While Britain and the EU struggle to come to terms, 15 Asia-Pacific countries quietly signed the biggest free-trade deal in history. That’s a welcome development, says Simon Wilson
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Britain’s chaotic post-Brexit agricultural revolution
Briefings The government is making huge changes to how farm subsidies operate after Brexit. Farmers say that the details of what will replace them are still far too vague. Cris Sholto Heaton reports
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How to prepare your business for Brexit
Advice Whether we have a Brexit deal or not, new procedures for importers and exporters will apply from 1 January. Get your business ready now.
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27 November 1967: Charles de Gaulle vetoes Britain's entry to the EEC
Features On this day in 1967, French president Charles de Gaulle vetoed Britain's attempt to join the European Economic Community, claiming Britain didn’t agree with the core ideas of integration.
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