People from the UK who live in Spain face being banned from driving from today, Sunday, May 1. The change is a consequence of Brexit talks breaking down.
It means tens of thousands of people will not be able to use their UK driving licence on roads in Spain - although tourists are exempt from the harsh new policy, The Mirror reports.
The UK and Spanish governments have failed to reach an agreement about DVLA-issued licences by the April 30 deadline, with Tory MP Sir Iain Duncan Smith pointing the finger at the European authorities. It's a case of 'mañana, mañana [tomorrow, tomorrow]'," he told the Mail on Sunday.
