Brexit rule change will raise UK tuition for Britons living in EU
Hard not to feel personally attacked by the UKGOV. Mrs Moog was sent to Brussels on secondment by the UKGOV. After that she got a job at an institution the UK was a member of. She did what UKGOV wanted her to do. Now her (our) child is not British enough. www.theguardian.com/money/2026/j...
Steve Bullock22I was also sent to the Commission on secondment, then posted to UKREP in Brussels. When that ended I stayed here as Mrs Moog’s spouse. The reason we live and work overseas is because the UK government, as a matter of policy, wanted us to so that we could advance UK & EU interests, which we did.
Paul Cowling3Penalizing your own citizens to punish foreigners. The whole 'hard on immigrants' line is a complete crock (and not just in Britain).
Anya1“Universities UK says: “The post-Brexit home fee provision was always a temporary clause providing transitionary protections for UK expats in the EU” Universities UK are utter @@@@@@ Also, if your kid plans to study medicine, tough luck. They will be subject to intl quotas which are tiny.
www.theguardian.com/money/2026/j... WHEN will politicians/ @andyburnham.bsky.social acknowledge that Brexit is an absolute disaster and that it has to be reversed (regardless of rejoining terms). How much WORSE do things have to get ? How much longer will this FRAUDULENT referendum be “honoured” ?
Cassandra 🏴🇪🇺🌐11. during the 2040s 2. a lot (just wait until the Bulgarian economy overtakes) 3. until the 2050s-60s
Tom Spoors1My daughter moved with us to Belgium in 2010. She wants to go to a UK uni (Warwick and York do the courses she prefers) but as she graduates from school here next year it's unlikely that she'll qualify. I'll do what I can but £27000 a year plus accommodation and the rest is beyond our means.
