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Now playing Next world news ECJ tells UK to respect all EU rules until Brexit, including on asylum The principle of the first country of entry remains, the Luxembourg-based judges ruled 23/01/2019
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Now playing Next United Kingdom EU settlement scheme launch: What is it and how does it work? Starting on Monday, EU citizens living in the UK can apply for settled status to be able to stay in the country post-Brexit. What is it and how does it work? 21/01/2019
Now playing Next Finland EU patients could soon use digital prescriptions across the bloc Finnish patients are now able to go to certain pharmacies in Estonia and retrieve medicine prescribed electronically by their doctor back home. 21/01/2019
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Now playing Next World MEPs vote to sanction countries that flout rule of law The European Parliament has backed a plan to cut funds to member states that allow corruption. 18/01/2019
Now playing Next Portugal Portugal promises Britons fast-track airport access after Brexit Portugal has promised fast-track airport access and no visa requirements for Brits after Brexit in a bid to retain its biggest source of tourists. 18/01/2019
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