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Brexit blame Why Labour might get bitten by stirring up old divisions

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October 23, 2025

Rachel Reeves' decision to pin the blame for the UK's ailing economy on Brexit a month before a difficult and potentially unpopular budget could be considered high-risk given the lingering divisions over the UK's decision to leave the EU.

- Harriet Sherwood

Brexit blame Why Labour might get bitten by stirring up old divisions

But political analysts say she is aiming to appeal to voters who opted to leave but have changed their minds, young people who were too young to vote in the referendum, and remainers who are asking: what took you so long?

In a speech on Tuesday, the chancellor said Brexit had caused more damage to the UK economy than official forecasters had previously outlined. She said costs had been "needlessly added to businesses" since the UK formally exited in 2021.

Supporters of Brexit swiftly accused Reeves of attempting to "shift the blame for the dire state of Britain's economy" ahead of November's anticipated taxraising budget. Some said she was "hunting for scapegoats".

The chancellor's comments were a departure from the government's reluctance to talk about Brexit.

And, despite the ire of rightwing commentators, the move may play well among key groups of voters.

Polls have shown a shift in opinion over Brexit since 2016.

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