Almost exactly ten years after the June 2016 referendum, Brexit and its consequences are once again dominating British politics. This book, authored by Robert Tombs, Graham Gudgin CBE, and contributors from Briefings for Britain, aims to cut through the ongoing debate by providing verifiable facts concerning economics and trade, addressing whether Brexit has caused economic handicaps or if government policies are responsible.

This work confronts the ten-year campaign attempting to persuade the British public that the 2016 decision was wrong, arguing that much of the prevailing narrative lacks evidence and is often provably false. Resolving this major political issue requires facts over propaganda, which this publication delivers.

• Robert Tombs (Co-editor): Historian at Cambridge.
• Graham Gudgin CBE (Co-editor): Economist at Cambridge.
• Catherine McBride OBE: Professional trade economist.
• Wilf Glasby: Professional economist working in the private sector.
• Nick Busvine OBE: Former diplomat.

• Provides factual analysis on the economic and trade consequences of Brexit.
• Challenges assertions made during the ongoing political debate since the 2016 referendum.
• Authored by members of Briefings for Britain, a volunteer information group active since 2017.
• Focuses on resolving political issues with evidence rather than propaganda.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• Publication Date: June 8, 2026
• Print Length: 163 pages
• ISBN-13: 978-1919525198
• Dimensions: 127 x 0.94 x 20.32 cm (127x9x203mm)
• Weight: 240 g
• Publisher: Bite-Sized Books Limited

For readers seeking evidence-based arguments regarding the political and economic fallout of Brexit, this book offers essential reading from contributors with backgrounds in economics, history, and diplomacy.