GDP growth

We’ll only get a real sterling crisis if we crash out of the EU - and that’s unlikely. But if we do, we’ll all be poorer. Thanks Johnson.

Even before April’s data, the indications were not good. Exports are slowing, manufacturing plants are closing and services are sluggish.

World economy is slowing as Brexit uncertainty hits UK. Neither a boost from May’s deal nor Brexiters’ “Global Britain” dream are realistic.

Lots of facts have emerged since the referendum showing Brexit isn’t all it was cracked up to be. We need a People’s Vote on the deal.

Bank of England governor denied saying at Davos that Brexit vote was costing UK £200m a week in lost economic growth. It’s more like £750m.

The creeping damage of Brexit has continued in the first weeks of 2018, with JLR reducing production and France gunning for UK jobs.

Brexiters used to say we were shackled to a corpse. The boot’s now on the other foot. The eurozone is growing and we’re sluggish.

The Chancellor has done his best, but no amount of Budget bluffing can hide the fact that the UK will be poorer after Brexit.

Economy is barely growing. Toyota is worried about its UK factory. Bloomberg has called Brexit the “stupidest” thing a country has done.

Recent reports have highlighted the UK’s current economic problems. Brexit won’t make tackling them any easier.

The economy is chuntering along rather unmerrily.

One year on from the referendum, are you happy with the havoc you’ve wreaked? If not, there’s still time. Donald Tusk isn’t the only dreamer.