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Since the global financial crisis in 2008 , the British economy has not demonstrated significant economic growth.
In 2024 , the United Kingdom’s GDP increased by less than one percent , and the country's debt level remained at 98% of GDP.
Labour government is pursuing ambitious commitments to revitalize the economy, including a projected increase in defense spending.
Super-rich have initiated a financial exodus from the UK .
Labour 's stance is to avoid a scenario where British goods exported to the U.S. would be subject to tariffs against the E.U. , while maintaining the ability to trade with Brussels .
An agreement with Europe could hinder the establishment of a comprehensive trade relationship with Washington .
This approach will likely result in a deepening crisis and economic decline for Britain .
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