Brexit a living "nightmare" for bi-national families British teachers Joël and Julie Bailey made the small village of Saint-Colomb-de-Lauzun their home 13 years ago. They are founders of a language school and raise their two children in southwestern France: Lyton, 13, who arrived as a baby and Florence, 11, who is French-born. Firmly involved in village life, Julie is even a town councillor. But for a bi-national family with strong ties to Europe, Brexit is a "nightmare" which is even playing havoc with their sense of identity. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES