Britain's Lost Decade After Brexit: Guardian Weekly 26 June
Ten years on from the Brexit vote, Britain faces its seventh PM. The Guardian Weekly's 26 June edition explores the fallout, Starmer's resignation, and more.
Category : Brexit Impact
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A decade after the Brexit referendum, the UK still grapples with its legacy. With public opinion shifting and Andy Burnham rising, could Britain rejoin the EU?
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Just under a third of Brits still believe Brexit was right, but a decade on, the EU has largely moved on, focusing on new partnerships while the UK grapples with economic and cultural fallout.
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Keir Starmer's resignation marks another short-lived premiership in post-Brexit Britain, where nationalism poisoned politics, costing 4-8% of GDP and enabling far-right radicalisation.
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A decade after the Brexit vote, the Guardian's economics editor Heather Stewart examines which campaign promises were kept, from NHS funding to immigration control.
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Ten years after the EU referendum, Havering remains divided: some residents still back Brexit, while others say it destroyed livelihoods, with businesses lost and economic hardship.
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Three Guardian columnists debate Brexit's legacy: economic damage, sovereignty gains, and ongoing political divisions five years after the referendum.
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In 2016, five months shaped the UK's future: Boris Johnson sided with Vote Leave, Jo Cox was murdered, and David Cameron resigned, as told by key figures.
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A decade after the Brexit vote, the UK has left the EU but key promises of sovereignty, trade, and prosperity remain unfulfilled, with economic costs and political divisions persisting.
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