Fact checks on the key issues debated and reported during the UK's negotiations to leave the european union
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We look at possible models for a UK-EU free trade deal after Brexit, based on Norway and Canada’s deals. It covers tariffs, customs checks, trade with the rest of the world, and EU regulation. Read
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The government plans to allow citizens of other EU countries and family members to apply for settled status after Brexit. This gives them the same rights to live and work in the UK as they have now. Read
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Sick and pregnant MPs had to physically vote on the Brexit bill in person last week, we’ve looked at what the rules on this are. Read
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This week the Commons voted on 15 amendments that have been passed in the House of Lords over the past few months. We looked at what happened. Read
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In 2016, the majority of Northern Irish goods trade sent outside its borders went to Great Britain. Read
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The government outlined two post-Brexit customs options. “Max fac” aims to create a “frictionless” customs border. A customs partnership would create a system where the UK collects EU tariffs. Read
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The OBR has estimated that the Brexit “divorce” bill will come to £37 billion and will be paid off by 2064. Read
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After Brexit, the UK will no longer be subject to EU laws which prohibit mobile roaming fees within the EU. Read
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Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn clashed on small businesses and Brexit negotiations. We factchecked their claims. Read
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In January Nigel Farage said that he feared we may have to have a second EU referendum. Read
