Fiona Godfrey, one of the deputy chairs of British in Europe and chair of British Immigrants Living in Luxembourg, spoke today with Reality Check Correspondent Chris Morris on the BBC Radio 4's flagship morning news programme "Today".
Fiona explains how the current situation for working Brits in the EU remains extremely unclear. While it is expected that those currently living in an EU Member State will retain their right to work in the Member State of their residence, those who work cross-border, either physically or virtually, will lose that right unless something new is negotiated.
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Der Brexit beschneidet nicht nur die Rechte von Britinnen und Briten
Daniel Tetlow, co-founder of British in Germany writes in the May/June edition of IP about the meaning of being an EU Citizen. Article in German.
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Extract of Theresa May's interview on LBC, on Tuesday 10 October - "No Deal"
Alison Jones was lined up to ask the following question of Theresa May live on this radio phone-in:
“What would ‘no deal’ mean for myself and the other 1.2 million UK citizens currently living in the EU27?”
In the end the presenter asked the question instead, but it elicited a response from Ms May that hit the headlines the following day:
“We don't know what would happen to them, the EU member states would have to consider what their approach would be to those UK citizens … Continue Reading ››
British in Europe representatives met with the German Foreign Ministry on Wednesday 7th June and had an open discussion and dialogue with promise of further dialogue.
The German Foreign Ministry, British in Europe and the3million have tweeted below:
