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Decoder Replay: Can Britain’s bridge to Europe be rebuilt?

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By Barry Moody, Decoder Replay, Great Britain
| News Decoder
Back in 2016, a slim majority of British citizens voted to exit the European Union. A decade later, “Brexit” has made a far bigger majority of people unhappy. The White Cliffs of Dover. (Photo by Carol Ann Peacock/Getty Images) Editor’s note: On 1 April 2026, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer told reporters his nation would work to repair the damage that Brexit had done in its relationship with Europe.
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Decoder: Great Britain aches with the chronic pain of Brexit

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By Barry Moody, Great Britain
| News Decoder
In 2016 Britain narrowly voted to leave the European Union, its closest trading partner, in what critics have called its worst self-inflicted blow in at least 70 years. The independent Office for Budget Responsibility calculates that Brexit will reduce long term productivity — a perennial problem for the UK — by 4%, which translates into roughly £32 billion ($43 billion) a year. Exports and imports will remain around 15% lower than if Britain had stayed in the EU.
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OBITUARY: Nick Kotch - Africanist and veteran journalist

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By Barry Moody
| Business Day Verified
Veteran Reuters correspondent and leading Africanist Nick Kotch, whose eventful career included being deported from Congo in a small boat, died on May 2 after surgery following a long illness. He was 72. Kotch, who died in a London hospital, spent most of his career at Reuters and afterwards in Africa, developing a deep understanding of the continent, which was particularly valued by African colleagues.
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