The UK Home Office reversed course on dual national border rules, allowing British citizens who are EU nationals with post-Brexit settlement status to enter the UK using an EU passport instead of a British one. The policy change, announced weeks after the controversial February 25 rules took effect, affects thousands of people who had been unable to travel while awaiting British passports, though critics say the Home Office failed to communicate the reversal clearly.
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The UK Home Office reversed course on dual national border rules, allowing British citizens who are EU nationals with post-Brexit settlement status to enter the UK using an EU passport instead of a British one. The policy change, announced weeks after the controversial February 25 rules took effect, affects thousands of people who had been unable to travel while awaiting British passports, though critics say the Home Office failed to communicate the reversal clearly.