Cat’s got my vote. 
What impact has Brexit had on the UK economy?
www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-64450882
‘Overall, the government's independent watchdog, the Office for Budget Responsibility, thinks the UK will ultimately be 4% worse off, than it would have been if we had voted no to Brexit - although for many voters, Brexit was more about sovereignty than the economy.
But there remains a lot to be settled.
It is not just the Northern Ireland protocol, but also permanent arrangements for industries like financial services, fishing and electric vehicle parts, cooperation on science and ways to reduce red tape.
There are potential gains there and realising them is a matter of political as well as economic strategy.’
I’d say the combination of Brexit as a shocking massive national act of self harm brought about by unforgivable Brexiteer misdirection and lies plus the utter incompetence of the successive Tory governments to salvage the UK’s recovery from that, bodes extremely ill for our economic outlook.
Same for a lot of people’s trust in parliamentary politics on both sides of the Brexit debate which has been really damaged by this experience.
The awful national division and the economic and political fall out of Brexit is unforgivable just to settle an argument in the Tory party. Always they put party before country. And the Tories are still scrapping each other even now.
If Brexit had not happened, we could have prioritised the climate crisis, economic growth and public services. Instead..