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For many people this is an astonishing moment of hope,

a moment they thought would never come.

And there are many of course who feel the sense of anxiety and loss.

At 11 o'clock on Friday night after decades of campaigning by Eurosceptics and years of political

chaos and intense bargaining and infighting,

Britain officially left the European Union.

Onwards and upwards now, we can still deal with Europe, but we're not, you know,

we're not tied to anyone.

Great moving victory for democracy. But that's the past. It's time now to talk about the future. Has Britain's

economy really doomed itself to stagnation? What are the costs and opportunities of doing away with those

much-melined EU regulations? And now that the countdown has begun to a final trade deal

with the EU, what's at stake for British business.

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