Britons abroad face losing their UK bank within weeks, because of the UK government's failure to agree rules for operating after Brexit. Lloyds, Barclays and Coutts have started warning EU-based customers they will stop servicing them at the end of the year, according to The Sunday Times. As part of the EU, UK-based financial businesses could "passport" into Europe, but if there is no new agreement on this before 31 December, then banks would need to apply for new banking licences sepa...
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