EU exit
Brexit Britain's two tribes refuse to move
For many, referendum less about European Union than sense of social, economic alienation.
Britain's government is badly divided over Brexit, its economy is slowing and the latest official forecasts suggest living standards will be squeezed for years to come.
Yet as the government prepares for a critical phase in negotiations to leave the EU, Steve Musto is brimming with optimism.
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