Post Brexit passport rules may mean you need to get a new one before going on holiday.
To be accepted by EU border guards, a UK Passport must be less than 10 years old on the day a British Passport holder plans to leave the EU. For holidaymakers, that means the issue date on their passport must be less than 10 years ago on the day they return from the EU to the UK.
In addition, that passport must have at least three months remaining on its expiry date at the time the passport holder plans to leave the EU.
