Brexit's 10th Anniversary Leaves UK Divided

Ten years after the Brexit referendum, Britain remains deeply divided over the decision to leave the European Union, with the economy estimated to be 4%-8% smaller.

The anniversary has prompted reflection on broken promises, trade frictions, and a generational divide.

Economists blame the departure for lower investment, productivity, and trade, though some Brexiteers point to non-EU migration and sovereignty gains.

The debate over rejoining the EU has resurfaced, but current political leaders rule out a return.