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Brexit's decade-long fallout: 7 PMs, broken politics, and unfinished business

A decade after the United Kingdom voted to leave the European Union, the political and economic consequences continue to shape the nation's landscape. The decision to leave, driven by promises of regained control over laws, economy, and borders, has instead led to a decade of political instability, marked by seven different Prime Ministers and a fractured electorate. Despite the initial promises, the reality of Brexit has resulted in a sluggish economy and ongoing challenges in defining the UK's relationship with the EU, leaving the issue largely unresolved. AI

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Brexit's decade-long fallout: 7 PMs, broken politics, and unfinished business

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  1. Fortune TIER_1 English(EN) · Jill Lawless, The Associated Press ·

    10 years of Brexit means 7 Prime Ministers and a broken British politics

    The vote that broke the Conservative Party, fractured Labour, and handed Nigel Farage a permanent grievance machine is a decade old.