Panic at the pumps could herald a brave new Brexit order. I have my doubts | Will Hutton

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

63% : She closed the June meeting by telling executives the government "did not want to create panic", leaving unsaid that any panic six months after Brexit would be politically toxic.
58% : Brexit is plainly one of the reasons for the shortage of drivers and for the troublesome frictions at our borders spilling over into problems in the food and supermarket supply chains.
52% : The open question in British politics is whether Brexit can even half work before the public gives up on it.
51% : Part of the point of Brexit was to shift from a low-wage, low-skill economy dependent on EU migrants.
48% : Despite everything, most Leavers continue to back Brexit.

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