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Then there is investment. this line is where it could be if it had continued growing at the same rate as before the referendum. that is according to academics at king's college london. but, in reality, it stalled. some economists, such as those at the international monetary fund, claim brexit related uncertainty is deterring spending on things like factories, training and equipment. other analysts, like the briefings for britain thinktank, claim the uk has simply resumed a longer term pattern of underinvestment. ultimately, it reduces our chances of being a more efficient and higher earning co...

The eu _ strike a swiss style tray deal with the eu certainly to forge closer economic— the eu certainly to forge closer economic links with them, we have seen _ economic links with them, we have seen that— economic links with them, we have seen that there is a warmer relationship already with the eu. senior— relationship already with the eu. senior government figures have been saying _ senior government figures have been saying that _ senior government figures have been saying that they believe eu relations are buying. they have been very frosty— relations are buying. they have been v...

Where people do not trust politicians as much as they used to. with everything that happened, the lockdown, pandemic, so they really ought to be careful about their next moves. because now as you see with lots of new pms coming through, rishi sunak needs to be careful with his moves because lasting he needs is for all of his ministers to turn on him. . ., ,, , on him. emma, are you with us. yes ou are i on him. emma, are you with us. yes you are i can see your— you are i can see your smile. it is the front page of the daily mail and we are talking about brexit, do not betray us on brexit tha...

So let's begin... hello to both of you. let's start off, pandora you will kick this off with the front page of the daily mail. don't betray us on brexit. brexit which divides everybody and has since the deal was even spoken about before the deal was even struck. and of course, now that there are dealing with things the are pricking peoples years which have connotations to exit of course dealing with a european country and getting closer to them. lots of people did not want that and brexit and that is the way that the vote went. brexit has already divided people as i have said. we are also not ...

Protocol? i'm the only candidate in this contest _ protocol? i'm the only candidate in this contest you _ protocol? i'm the only candidate in this contest you opposed _ protocol? i'm the only candidate in this contest you opposed theresa i this contest you opposed theresa may's _ this contest you opposed theresa may's deal. brexit in name only, and i'm may's deal. brexit in name only, and i'm very— may's deal. brexit in name only, and i'm very proud that when it was incredibly— i'm very proud that when it was incredibly pressured and very difficult, _ incredibly pressured and very difficul...