
Brexit may leave each Brit ‘up to £2,300 worse off’, new data suggests
‘Productivity is also down as a result of Brexit, along with a ‘permanent reduction in the willingness to invest’ in the United Kingdom’

‘Productivity is also down as a result of Brexit, along with a ‘permanent reduction in the willingness to invest’ in the United Kingdom’

‘The UK’s decision to diverge from EU water quality standards is yet another blow in a string of post-Brexit setbacks.’

A poll in May also revealed that both Tory and Leave backers feel that Brexit has been a failure.

The claim has been proven to be factually incorrect

“Explains a heck of a lot”

‘Our flags represent hope’

Omnisis also asked voters if Britain was right or wrong to leave the EU, with 59% saying we were wrong to leave versus 41% saying we were right.

George Eustice believes that in order to tackle post-Brexit labour shortages that he says are driving up inflation, bilateral visa schemes are needed.

Overall, 53% of voters believe the UK should pursue closer ties with the EU compared to 14 per cent who want a more distant relationship.

Even former UKIP leader Nigel Farage had to concede that the decision to leave the EU had been a failure