Brexit has made UK less competitive and will make workers poorer over next decade, report says.

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  1. The UK’s departure from the EU has not so much had a “rapid, one-off impact”, but will rather bring long-term changes that will leave the country poorer in the decade ahead, a study says.

    The Resolution Foundation and the London School of Economics (LSE) say it will take “many years” for the UK economy to adjust fully to the consequences of Brexit.

    Their joint report “The Big Brexit” is part of a major inquiry into economic changes facing the country in the 2020s. It comes on the same day that the UK’s Office for National Statistics (ONS), announced a further rise in inflation — to 9.1% in the year to May, a 40-year high — that is fuelling a severe cost of living crisis.

  2. Can someone summarise this report and put up signs in Calais with that on, along with “The UK will send you to Rwanda” signs.

    Thanks in advance, someone who voted leave.

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