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Four years after leaving, and with more self-harm in prospect, austerity is eating away at Britain. Where is the indignation?

The blight on living standards makes the case for rejoining stronger every day – and this PM is nothing if not pragmatic

Many UK cheese makers could face 245% duty from 1 January, making exporting unaffordable

Projections suggest the UK recovering slower than other countries - and the reasons go beyond Brexit.

Exclusive: EU countries will share laboratory capacity but UK rules mean products cannot be tested abroad

Cost of labour in Britain up by 30% since referendum, double rise in some EU countries, research finds

Make UK report says post-Brexit structural shift in trade is particularly hurting factories in north-west and West Midlands

Cheshire Cheese Company bought by Joseph Heler Cheese, which has maintained EU presence

Campaigners say Britain becoming ‘toxic poster child of Europe’ and accuse ministers of breaking Brexit promise on standards

→ Rachel Reeves' black hole 𝗜𝗧'𝗦 𝗕𝗥𝗘𝗫𝗜𝗧 Practically every country in the world has suffered a black hole in their finances because of Covid. But only...

EV investment is obviously good news but, overshadowed by Brexit, British carmaking has halved in five years

Jeremy Hunt’s almost carefree approach to the economy bespoke a chancellor, and a party, that has largely ceased to care

Editorial: As Britons grow unhappier with being outside the EU, the UK is having to admit it needs closer relations with Brussels

Quitting the EU has stalled business investment, making us reliant on workers who are now scarce. Hence rising wages, high inflation and increased interest rates. Result? A looming recession

Department for Business and Trade has cherry-picked statistics to suggest the project has been a success

Should we care whether we will have less access to artisan sheep’s milk cheese? When it makes the quality of life worse, then yes

Money, time, effort all wasted: you can wrap the new red tape three times around the world, one manufacturing boss told me, writes Polly Toynbee

Keir Starmer insists there’s no case for rejoining. But his migration plan and other desperate Tory fixes merely seek to repair the damage, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

Three years on, Bregret hits home in Britain. For the EU, though, life has moved on