What now? How leaving the EU will affect our everyday lives
I’m heading on holiday to France in a few weeks’ time. Has our Brexit vote changed anything in practical terms?
Currency volatility at one stage pushed sterling to a low of €1.20, 15% less than the rate that families travelling to the continent for their summer break received last year. It then recovered to €1.25, meaning that anyone who spent £500 on holidays last year will now have to spend another £68 to get the same amount of euros post-Brexit.
I have been considering studying abroad (within Europe), but have not yet made a decision. Will I be able to do that now?
Undergraduates in England pay the highest tuition fees in the world, leading to some going to cheaper European universities. The National Union of Students has said that the effect of Brexit could lead to vis...