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Brexit Success Confirmed: UK Economy Outpaces EU Rivals

Brexit Success Confirmed: UK Economy Outpaces EU Rivals

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A new report from the Centre for Policy Studies reveals Britain’s economy has grown faster than France, Germany, and Italy since leaving the European Union. This bombshell finding directly contradicts persistent claims that Brexit has harmed the UK’s economic prospects.

This report challenges the narrative pushed by those who seek to drag Britain closer to the EU, including Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer. It argues that renewed alignment with the bloc risks becoming an obstacle to genuine economic growth.

The Facts: Britain’s Post-Brexit Economic Surge

The UK economy has seen significant growth since the 2016 referendum, expanding by 12.1%. More critically, since the official departure from the EU, the economy has grown by 5.3%, demonstrably outpacing all three of our European G7 competitors: France, Germany, and Italy.

This data directly refutes the notion that Brexit is responsible for economic stagnation. Instead, it highlights that issues holding back growth are internal, such as an inability to execute pro-growth policies and record net migration figures, both within Westminster’s control.

Expert Warns Against EU Re-alignment

“Westminster cannot pass the buck to Brussels again. It needs to accept the responsibility and opportunity to deliver a pro-growth policy agenda.”

— Dr Gerard Lyons, Leading Economist

Dr. Lyons’ statement underscores a critical point: the economic challenges facing Britain are not a result of Brexit itself but rather the domestic policy choices made since. He warns against tying Britain’s hands by refusing to use the post-Brexit levers available for regulatory, trade, and growth policies.

Key Report Findings

  • UK economy grew 12.1% since the 2016 referendum.
  • Since leaving the EU, the UK economy grew 5.3%, outperforming France, Germany, and Italy.
  • Issues hindering growth are domestic, including policy execution and net migration, not Brexit.
  • Closer EU ties risk saddling Britain to a slow-growth region.
  • The EU’s share of the global economy is declining, from 15.5% in 2016 to 14.0% in 2025.
  • Renewed EU closeness would limit Britain’s ability to strike new trade deals with faster-growing global regions.

What This Means for Britain

This report means that the excuses for economic underperformance are running out. For working families, it means that the solutions to rising costs and stagnant wages lie squarely with our own government’s choices, not with Brussels. Your future prosperity hinges on Westminster finally embracing the freedoms Brexit delivered.

Economically, this is a clear signal that Britain’s future lies in forging new global trade relationships and implementing bold, pro-growth policies at home. Clinging to a declining EU bloc means sacrificing potential investment and job creation that could benefit every British citizen.

Politically, this report exposes the sheer folly of Labour’s attempts to “reverse” Brexit. It highlights a dangerous pattern of leadership that prioritises ideological alignment over tangible economic opportunity, failing to grasp the true potential of a sovereign Britain.

The stakes are clear: will Britain seize the opportunities Brexit has presented, or will we allow short-sighted political agendas to drag us back into the orbit of a declining economic power? This is not just about GDP figures; it’s about the future prosperity and independence of our nation.

This report is a wake-up call. Share it widely and demand that our leaders finally deliver on the promise of Brexit for every British family.

Tags: Brexit, UK Economy, Centre for Policy Studies, Sir Keir Starmer, Economic Growth

Source: Daily Express | Breaking Brexit News


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