Do you think the deal that been negotiated between the UK and the EU is good or bad for Britain?

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The main points of the Brexit deal are: -Britain will leave the European Union -Britain will pay the European Union for our outstanding financial commitments
-EU citizens living in Britain and British citizens living elsewhere in the EU will be allowed to remain
-There will be a transition period until December 2020, during which Britain will remain in the single market and customs union while a longer term trade relationship is negotiated. Britain can request an extension to the transition period
-In the longer term, Britain and the EU will negotiate a trade deal including a free trade area for goods, with co-operation on customs and alignment of regulations. Freedom of movement will end, but there will be visa-free travel between Britain and the EU for short- term visits
-If a long term deal has not been agreed by the end of the transition period there would be a "backstop deal" to avoid a hard border in Northern Ireland. All the UK would remain in a customs union, and Northern Ireland would follow EU single market rules. The "backstop" deal would continue until both the UK and the EU agreed it was no longer needed
Overall, do you think this deal Is good or bad for Britain?

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