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A decade after Brexit: stalled growth, six PMs and a bleak poll
A decade after the 24 June 2016 referendum, economic studies agree that the outcome for the United Kingdom has been negative: weaker GDP, reduced investment, and productivity below expectations
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Conservative Home
· Jun 22, 2026
Lord Ashcroft: Where are the Conservative voters on Brexit ten years on and are they changing their minds?
My most recent poll asked if life in Britain over the last few years had been better, worse or about the same than it would have been if we were still in the EU. On the left, the view is clear: around eight in ten Labour, Lib Dem and Green voters say “worse”. On the right, the view is more nuanced. The post Lord Ashcroft: Where are the Conservative voters on Brexit ten years on and are they changing their minds? appeared first on Conservative Home.
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· Jun 24, 2026
Starmer’s end: Can seventh prime minister in 10 years save Britain?
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· Jun 27, 2026
The wider economic benefits of Brexit, 10 years on
The wider economic benefits of Brexit, 10 years on
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· Jun 21, 2026
10 years on, how has Brexit affected key issues?
10 years on, how has Brexit affected key issues?
Modern Diplomacy
· Jun 23, 2026
Can Britain Fix Its Economy Amid Constant Changes in Leadership?
Britain is preparing for its seventh prime minister since the 2016 Brexit referendum, highlighting a decade of political turbulence that has raised concerns about the country’s ability to pursue long term economic reforms. With Prime Minister Keir Starmer stepping down and Andy Burnham emerging as the likely successor, investors and policymakers are once again confronting [] The post Can Britain Fix Its Economy Amid Constant Changes in Leadership? appeared first on Modern Diplomacy.
LabourList
· Jun 23, 2026
Labour and Brexit: the arguments that still divide the party a decade on
Ten years on, the Brexit referendum remains one of the most consequential events in post-war British political history. The post Labour and Brexit: the arguments that still divide the party a decade on appeared first on LabourList.
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