Tory bid to celebrate Brexit anniversary marred by spat between Badenoch and Patel over party's migration record UK politics live
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As the UK marks the fifth anniversary of leaving the EU, public sentiment appears heavily critical with only 11% considering the move a success. On the day, the Conservative party attempted to celebrate, with Priti Patel asserting the benefits of reclaiming sovereignty and securing new trade deals. However, during an interview, she faced scrutiny regarding rising immigration figures which contradict the promises made during the Brexit campaign. The debate has shifted from policy to a more cult-like fervor among hardliners, contrasting sharply with the disillusionment seen in public opinion polls.
Despite the Conservative party's claims of celebrating Brexit's fifth anniversary, a significant portion of the public believes it has been a mistake.
Priti Patel highlighted the alleged benefits of Brexit, claiming trade deals and sovereignty, but negative public perception and immigration data challenge her views.
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