UK-EU agreement: Who are the winners and losers?

A deal between the UK and European Union (EU) has been agreed at a post-Brexit leaders summit in London.

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The agreement covers a range of issues, including defence, fishing, the trade in food products and the ability of young people to move freely between the UK and the EU.

BBC Verify has gone through the deal, picking out the potential winners and losers.

Winner: UK food exporters to the EU who could see fewer checks

Loser: People who don't want the UK to follow EU rules, as there are strings attached