Published: April 05, 2019
Home Office says it was working on assumption Brexit day would be 29 March
The UK government has started issuing British passports without the words “European Union” even though the UK remains a full member of the bloc. It removed the two words from passport covers issued this week on the working assumption that Brexit day would have been 29 March.
But the move has angered those applying for new passports who were hoping to hold on to an emblem of EU membership.
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