31st January: What Happens When The UK Leaves the EU? - Brexit Explained

The UK is set to leave the EU at the end of the month, but what happens the next day once the UK's left? In this video, we discuss how British people will be affected by leaving the Union. Ultimately not a whole lot changes for now, but we run through how Brexit could affect work, travel, holidays, healthcare, retirement, study, science and arts funding.

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[spoopytime]

Did the audio exit the European Union on 10:31?

[mrnice]

So i took them 3 years to agree they need to agree on a deal.... nice

[roadrunner]

Great and then we can listen to Boris complaining during trade negotiations that the EU is treating the UK unfairly.
Im really looking forward to it.

[FurieMan]

"Thanks to all our patreons that has supported our" OUR WHAT??? that cliffhanger ending.

[kevin]

The interesting thing is what happens to Northern Ireland and Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 ?

[SuperPsychoSheep]

I like how ireland was sort of included as one of the warm and beautiful countries in Europe.

[julianshepherd]

UK has demanded 11 months of taxation without representation.

[ryanf]

5:08 "International students" who pay higher tuition fees are those who come from outside the EU. Students in the UK who come from the EU pay the same fees as UK citizens.

[jackhammerk_]

Thanks TLDR. I'm a British student studying in France. Happy to know I don't have much to do this year except pass my exams! This is the update I've been waiting for for some time.

[Detector]

Short answer: Nothing
But on Dec 31 lots will happen...

[andywppl]

I think you mixed up full-time studies with Erasmus+ mobility. Maybe a video on the Erasmus+ programme on the EU channel would be fitting as well?

[Tustin]

Good lord, even after they’ve left the EU they have extensions of deadlines for leaving the EU. It’s like they’ve been doing this so long now, getting off on threatening deadlines and getting extensions on those deadlines, that they just can’t give it up.

[awreckingball]

January in the 31st century? That's a long time off. I heard it was 31 January 2020.

[TeleportingBread]

That just sounds like an extention with extra steps

[davedogge]

It' actually all gone suspiciously QUIET.

[suemetcalfe]

A very sad day indeed. Hold on to your jobs everyone!!!

[ClintThrust-er]

Preparing myself for a 5 year transition period.

[ElSeto]

Can't wait to continue watching this shit show from afar. My Schadenfreude metre will go through the roof.

[harrymartin]

Get more sleep my brother, Graphics are accurate but the script/reading of it is riddled with small errors.

[oCMSo]

but Express is a really bad newspaper...