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Britain all set to leave EU. What next for the country and its people?

Nothing will change for most people in Britain thanks to the transition period, which preserves the status quo until at least December 31, 2020

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The move of foreign policy from specialists to the masses usually produces grief.

AFP | PTI London
Britain leaves the European Union on Friday, ending more than four decades of economic, political and legal integration with its closest neighbours.

But things will feel the same for many months, owing to a transition period intended to allow both sides time to agree the terms of their future partnership.

Three Brexit deadlines came and went before the British parliament finally ratified the divorce agreement.

Britain is to leave the European Union at 23:00 GMT on Friday, 43 months after the country voted in a June 2016 referendum to leave the EU.

Nothing will change for most people in Britain

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