Summary
The UK and the EU have agreed on a new deal to manage their future relationship, covering areas like fishing, trade, and security. Key points include continued EU fishing access to UK waters until 2038, reduced checks on farming exports, and a new defense agreement. Other topics like cooperation on youth work schemes and changes to border controls are also included.
Key Facts
- EU boats can continue fishing in UK waters until 2038 under the new deal.
- UK farming exports to the EU will face fewer checks thanks to a new agreement.
- A formal defense and security pact has been created between the UK and EU.
- UK and EU officials will meet every six months to discuss defense and foreign policy.
- There are plans for a youth experience scheme, allowing young people to work and travel in Europe under certain conditions.
- UK holidaymakers may use e-gates at more European airports.
- A new passport system will simplify pet travel from the UK to the EU.
- The UK and EU will connect their carbon markets to avoid extra taxes on goods like steel.
