British travellers have been hit hard by Brexit – from tight restrictions on length of stay to complicated red tape at European Union frontiers. Ryanair passengers have even found themselves stranded overnight in Portugal because their UK plane developed a fault, and an EU jet was not permitted to fly them home.
But at least human British travellers do not require a rabies jab and treatment against tapeworm before being allowed to visit Ireland. Those are among the unfortunate canine constraints to which Boris Johnson’s government signed up.
