Fewer people divorcing due to EU uncertainty A no-deal Brexit could see some EU family law agreements no longer apply to the UK. Politics
Staycations are on the rise since Brexit vote Ask anyone about their concerns relating to Brexit and many people will talk about the impact on their holidays. Politics
What to do if Brexit is putting a strain on your relationship Brexit is still proving to be a very divisive topic at the moment, with many people deciding to avoid the conversation altogether to avoid an argument. People
Holidaymakers can 'expect long queues' at airports after UK leaves EU UK holidaymakers could be faced with long queues in the event of a no deal Brexit. Travel
We investigate EU myths: From bendy bananas to banning kids colouring Over the years there have been a number of stories about how EU laws impact our lives in the UK. Offbeat
To move or not to move? That is the Brexit question The countdown to Brexit on March 29 is speeding up, so what should people who want to move house do? Politics
Will flights be delayed or cancelled after Brexit? Many people already have their summer holidays booked, but questions over if flights will go ahead as planned after March 29 are on everyone's lips. People
Travelling after Brexit - how it impacts data roaming and driving abroad It's not just trade deals and legislation that are a mine field when it comes to Brexit - even planning your next holiday might be tricky. People
Wine drinkers could be seeing red over Brexit price rises Never mind borders or backstops - the most recent bad news to come out of Brexit has shown that the price of wine could go up. Things to Do
Boris Johnson’s new EU Brexit treaty ‘drives coach and horses through the professed sanctity’ of Good Friday Agreement
‘Scale of the betrayal is shocking’ - TUV leader Jim Allister rages against Boris Johnson Brexit agreement with EU
