No, it won't. Lives don't depend on a border agreement between England and Scotland like they do in Ireland. Also, given where the Anglo-Scottish border doesn't run through villages or houses (as far as I know - I'm happy to be corrected. There won't be many, anyway), the problems won't be as acute. A hard border would be relatively simple to erect, though cold and damp most of the year.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
