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Brexit 10 years on: Labour’s EU reset deal is ‘no growth strategy’
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The Labour government's "reset" deal with the EU was struck in May last year and is currently going through the parliamentary ratification process. This deal marks a significant development in the UK's post-Brexit relationship with the EU, aiming to redefine the terms of trade and cooperation between the two entities. As the UK marks the 10-year anniversary of the Brexit referendum, the deal's impact on the country's economic growth is being closely scrutinised by trade specialists and economists.
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Brexit 10 years on: Labour’s EU reset deal is ‘no growth strategy’
The Labour government’s “reset” deal with the EU is not delivering substantial gains on growth, trade specialists and economists have warned on the anniversary of the Brexit referendum’s polling day. The government’s first deal with the EU struck in May last year, which will be ratified by parliament in a bill over the course of [...]
22 Jun, 02:00
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