Brexit at 10: Has Britain got what it voted for?

As Britain marks a decade since the referendum, voters reflect on economic frustrations, shifting public opinion and whether the country could one day move closer to Europe again

Brexit at 10: Has Britain got what it voted for?

As Britain marks a decade since the referendum, voters reflect on economic frustrations, shifting public opinion and whether the country could one day move closer to Europe again

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EU prepares for new trade era with China in response to record trade deficit

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How the Iran war reverberated through the global economy

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Historic marketplace houses multi-generational shop owners, multilingual workers, and offers premium regional goods to both domestic, foreign tourists17 June 2026

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1st Central Asian nation in World Cup history faces Colombia in opening Group K match 17 June 2026

Strait of Hormuz disruptions may boost food inflation, UN FAO chief economist warns

Corn, soybean and wheat prices may rise due to shipping disruptions, while price trends largely depend on developments around Strait of Hormuz, says Maximo Torero16 June 2026

Makerfield by-election highlights Britain’s shift further to the right

Vote on June 18 sees Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham attempting to return to Westminster16 June 2026

Human skills becoming more valuable as AI reshapes jobs: Report

Junior roles increasingly require senior-level skills such as decision-making and leadership, according to global jobs report16 June 2026

Bank of Japan expected to continue tightening after rate hike to 31-year high

ABN AMRO senior economist says policy rate remains negative in real terms despite hike16 June 2026

'I would have burned': US citizen recounts Israeli occupier attack in West Bank town

West Bank town of Deir Dibwan, where 70% of residents are US citizens, faces Israeli occupier attacks 16 June 2026

Soaring World Cup ticket, travel, hotel costs leave fans priced out

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Brexit at 10: Has Britain got what it voted for?

As Britain marks a decade since the referendum, voters reflect on economic frustrations, shifting public opinion and whether the country could one day move closer to Europe again

Brexit at 10: Has Britain got what it voted for?

As Britain marks a decade since the referendum, voters reflect on economic frustrations, shifting public opinion and whether the country could one day move closer to Europe again

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Fujimori poised for Peru presidency, but country remains on edge

Israeli opposition slams Netanyahu over silence after ultra-Orthodox leaders brand army 'teacher of gravest sins'

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FACTBOX - Key points in US-mediated framework between Israel, Lebanon

'Labyrinth of death': Expert highlights Gaza children’s suffering on international day against torture

‘Bayraktar a great example’: NATO deputy commander urges shift from closed defense systems ahead of Türkiye summit

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