Ten years after Britain voted to leave the European Union, Al Jazeera examines what's actually changed. Brexit was sold as a path to a stronger, more independent Britain. But a decade of economic data, trade figures, and social metrics tells a more complicated story—one of trade friction, currency volatility, and realigned relationships. The maps and charts don't show a clear win. What they show instead is a nation navigating the real-world costs of its historic choice.

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