Three years on, is Brexit worth celebrating?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

65% : Nationally, 45 per cent of people think Brexit is going worse than expected, according to polling by Ipsos Mori.
62% : Moreover, Starmer will be aware that many of the reasons some Britons regret Brexit may not be fairly blamed on the decision at all.
61% : That may mean attitudes to Brexit look a little less negative by the next election.
57% : But what's been happening in trade - the most obvious field in which Brexit might be implicated - since the vote?
57% : The economy may be in a poor way, and the public might be blaming that, fairly or not, on Brexit.
53% : It is not remotely true to say, in other words, that Brexit has turned Britain into a global backwater.
51% : It is extremely difficult to sort out what is related to Brexit - and what is not.
50% : Covid starved us all of an opportunity to properly judge the outcome of Brexit.
49% : However, we shouldn't ignore the 5 per cent of Britons who voted Remain in 2016 and now say they think that Brexit is going better than they expected.

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