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  If half our exporters are in danger due to Brexit, should we ignore them in favour of the other half?

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• Brexit,Conservative Party,European Union,Government,People,Politics,Trade

  Since Brexit the UK has lost 68% of exports to its biggest market – because Gove ignored the experts

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