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Britain is taking on a new role – as the European Union’s strongest ally

1 February 2020

9:00 AM

1 February 2020

9:00 AM

The moment of Britain’s departure from the EU was always likely to be an anticlimax, both for those who expect great things from Brexit and for those who had been braced for disaster. Departure day is not much of an event in itself, merely a moment at which new economic policies become possible.

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