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Calculating we are now something like 15% less involved in trade than was the case before brexit so that is a hit for the uk economy which is likely to stay for the longer term so if you look at long—term projections what we are expecting is from covid—19 and brexit it will be greater than for europe as a whole and that perhaps may lead to something like lower growth in the future make 4% of gdp and possibly an extra 2% as a result of the long—term effects. an extra 296 as a result of the long-term effects.— an extra 296 as a result of the long-term effects. the pro'ections arechanging...

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It's a varying picture though around the country. in the north west of england for example, which was hard hit by the early spread of the delta variant, numbers are back where they were three months ago. in the midlands, though, patient numbers have not been rising so rapidly. vaccines are making a difference, reducing the risk of getting seriously ill in hospital chiefs say most people in hospital with covid have not been fully vaccinated. but daily case numbers have been rising and there are projections that will continue. and there are pro'ections that will continue. , ., , , , continue. th...