British companies excluded from EU Galileo space project if no-deal Brexit

Mobile phone roaming charges, environmental and vehicle standards will be among the topics covered by the "technical notices".

This had been seen as the deadline to agree the terms of the Brexit deal, due to go into effect next March, but the leaders are now expected to plan a third - hopefully final - get together in November.

There are also concerns about delays at the United Kingdom border.

Many of the UK's mobile operators have said that they have no plans to bring back roaming charges after Brexit but did not make any firm promises that charges would never be re-introduced at some point in the future.

Vehicle manufacturers (document here) - United Kingdom auto manufacturers would need to get European Union certificates showing compliance with European Union safety and environmental standards and European Union manufacturers wanting to sell cars in the United Kingdom would need equivalent United Kingdom documentation.

The government played down fears that holidaymakers would be hit with swingeing roaming charges for using mobile phone in the EU.

A "no-deal" Brexit, the government cautioned, would make life for United Kingdom citizens and businesses more complicated, more expensive and more bureaucratic.

The UK will also no longer be part of the Copernicus program, a EU-based earth observation initiative that's a critical asset to national security as it contributes to maritime surveillance, border control and understanding climate change.

We envisage quite a rush on post offices next year for the £5.50 IDPs if no deal is reached.

The Road Haulage Association has warned it will take "an average of about 45 minutes to process one truck on both sides of the channel" if customs checks are put in place.

"If the momentum behind that were to continue to increase, then it might just happen".

A no-deal Brexit would also disrupt the transfer of personal data between Britain and the EU. "It is a precautionary measure and I think the government should be commended".

The release came three weeks after an initial set of 24 papers was released by the Government, with reportedly more than 80 earmarked for publication before the end of September.

The People's Vote campaign is calling for a second referendum on the UK's membership of the European Union.

"The government has no mandate for any of this and it's too big an issue to be left to a Brexit elite in Westminster".