From bendy bananas to £350m for the NHS – how many Brexit promises actually came true?

A decade after the Brexit referendum, the UK reflects on the promises made during the Vote Leave campaign, including claims of economic revitalization and improvements to public services like the NHS. The anniversary highlights the gap between expectations and reality as many of these promises remain unfulfilled.

The significance of this reflection lies in the ongoing debate about the impact of Brexit on the UK's economy and public services, with many citizens questioning the benefits of leaving the EU.

As the economic repercussions of Brexit become clearer, analysts note that the anticipated long-term damage has materialized, leading to lower trade and investment, and prompting discussions about potential future relationships with the EU, including calls for rejoining or establishing new agreements.