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Sounds like the Common Travel Area won't apply to citizens of the EU, EEA or Switzerland, other than Irish citizens. If you hail from anywhere else, and cross the Irish border to work, you'll need a "frontier worker" permit. (See pp.18-19 of HOC briefing.)
researchbriefings.files.parliament.uk/documents/CBP-…
Also worth noting for EU citizens: it sounds like you lose any accumulated period of residence that counted towards the 5 years you need for settled status if you go to prison for any length of time at all.

Example: live in the UK 4 years 11 months, 1 day in prison, resets to 0.
(The only exception to this prison issue is if you already had accumulated a full 5+ continuous years residence prior to being imprisoned.)
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A couple of weeks of coronavirus supply chaos, and Jaguar are already flying in car parts in suitcases.

How long can UK manufacturing survive past 31 December 2020 if we don't have an EU deal in place, and have to suffer the full no deal Brexit impact?
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