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6: Regulatory Freedom

Brexiteers claimed that leaving the EU would remove red-tape and unleash the UK’s potential. Ten years on from the Brexit vote, were they right?

For many Brexiteers, Brexit was a chance to free Britain from the constraints of EU regulations and unlock Britain’s potential. But did Brexit free the UK from the red-tape, or create more?

Alex Forsyth speaks to Jill Rutter, Senior Fellow at the Institute for Government, and Joel Reland, a senior researcher at UK in a Changing Europe to find out.

Presenter: Alex Forsyth
Producers: Ben Carter and Mhairi MacKenzie
Editor: Richard Vadon
Studio engineer and sound mix: James Beard
Production co-ordinator: Tim Fernley

14 minutes

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Mon 15 Jun 202613:45
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