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Brexit at 10

To mark the 10th anniversary of the EU referendum, the IfG has reflected on how leaving the EU has changed UK government.

A decade ago, on 23 June 2016, the UK voted to terminate nearly half a century of EU membership. That decision has had profound effects on politics, policy and the government of the UK. To mark the 10th anniversary of the Brexit referendum, over the week ahead, the IfG will be publishing a series of 12 comment pieces to reflect on what Brexit has meant for UK government. 

Brexit at 10

A series of 12 comment pieces to reflect on what Brexit has meant for UK government.

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Topic
Brexit Civil service Public finances Public bodies International relations Parliament and the constitution Devolution
Keywords
Civil servants Trade Public spending Government reform Foreign affairs
Country (international)
European Union
Political party
Conservative Labour
Position
Prime minister
Administration
Cameron government May government Johnson government
Department
Number 10 Department for Exiting the European Union Cabinet Office
Public figures
David Cameron Theresa May Boris Johnson
Publisher
Institute for Government

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