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What to know about the legacy of Brexit, which still divides Britain 10 years on

Ten years after Brexit, Britain remains deeply divided as it assesses the long-term economic and social costs of leaving the EU.

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🇬🇧 English Jun 21, 21:00 UTC
🇪🇸 Spanish Jun 21, 08:17 UTC · RTVE.es
🇮🇹 Italian Jun 22, 09:34 UTC · HuffPost Italia
🇧🇷 Portuguese Jun 23, 08:30 UTC · Estadão

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📍 How it ended

Ten years after Brexit, the event continued to divide Britain and impact its economy, affecting supermarket and holiday costs. While a majority of Britons expressed disappointment and many EU citizens supported the UK rejoining the bloc, reports indicated Britain was not ready to rejoin.

Disputes remained, hindering reconciliation with the EU.

Epilogue added 7d ago, after coverage quieted.

The brief

Britain is marking a decade since Brexit, a period characterized by ongoing domestic division and economic strain. According to coverage from CNN and ABC News, the country is currently counting the costs of the transition, which continues to cast a pall over the economy.

Reporting from Reuters, The Guardian, and the WSJ emphasizes the persistence of disputes hindering reconciliation with the EU and the direct impact on consumers' wallets regarding holidays and supermarket prices. While a survey cited by The Guardian indicates two-thirds of EU citizens support the UK rejoining the bloc, an ECFR poll reported by Reuters suggests a majority of Britons are disappointed by Brexit.

Future focus remains on the possibility of rejoining the EU, though The Economist notes that Britain is not currently ready to do so. Coverage continues to track the long-term legacy of the decade of bitterness.

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Quick answers

How has Brexit affected UK consumers?

According to The Guardian, it has impacted costs at supermarkets and for those going on holiday.

What is the current public sentiment regarding Brexit in Britain?

An ECFR poll cited by Reuters indicates that a majority of Britons are disappointed by Brexit.

Is there support for the UK to rejoin the EU?

A survey reported by The Guardian found that two-thirds of EU citizens back the UK rejoining the bloc.

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