Why Britain shouldn't regret Brexit

Despite the political chaos from the continuing Brexit negotiations, Britain can breathe a sigh of relief that it is no longer beholden to Brussels. One year on from the UK-EU trade deal we can look forward to continuing success outside of the stagnating bloc. Watch the full video above.

[daviddoherty]

"The truth is the Brexit project is only getting started" ... that is the scariest sentence uttered during this 4 minutes of utter tosh.

[paulcrovella]

What a load of rubbish. Can the Daily Telegraph really regard itself as a serious newspaper spouting out this nonsense?

[SimplySketchyGT]

Hilarious. They left the comments on for this one.

Totally getting slapped with a misinformation flag after that exposing of utter bull.

[cloggyparsons]

This guy has been either been put on hold for the past year or getting a healthy dollop of cash to promote Brexit..

[MaximilienRobespierre]

Not one "benefit" for ordinary people...interesting eh?

[htlein]

"we scarcely hear about Brexit these days" well that probably because bojo has told civil servants not to mention the word!

[GuusJanssen]

Brexit has been a great success for countries like Ireland, France, Germany, Belgium, and the Netherlands. Thousands of jobs have moved to there from the UK, just like many smaller and bigger companies. 👍👍

[fransdigitalmediaservices]

My God, is this still online, I thought the Brexit Editor would have taken this down out of embarrassment.

[gnrserbia]

The thin arguments and wishful thinking of this video, confirm the case of Brexit being a failure.

[cncit]

We were never governed by Brussels. The UK always made it's own laws and voted for most of the EU laws. How does this paper get away with putting out this content??

[emmanuelrobert]

Listened to the video and read the post. Its strange how quiet the 52% are!

[johnjeanb]

The Telegraph does not understands Brexit negotiations are over. Benefits? Yes there are real ones for a tiny minority in the UK (some industrialists happy at the worker's protection rights reduction, some dark money laundering activities happy to get rid of inquisitive rules by the EU) but mostly outside of the UK. In the EU, Brexit was an initial cost but now with many service activities leaving the UK for the EU it become a gain to the EU. UK Fishing and farming industries destroyed by Brexit call for an increase in import of EU farm products while bankrupting their UK counterparts.
Make no mistake. If there was any real advantage to the UK population, the Torygraph headlines would be filled with them.
No, Brexit is a total failure and only thick Brexit voters do not see it.

[xICEJEMx]

Project fear? Mmm 'Project here' has arrived ...hence BJ telling civil servants not to say the word 'brexit ' anymore . SNP in Westminster must use the b word at least once in pm questions

[xICEJEMx]

Scotland didn't "regret it." ..in that it never voted for it in the first place . Don't mix England and Britain up please ..and the canny scots have been proved right

[rhyslewis]

The fact the telegraph have to release videos like this is laughable😂😂

[fitzstv]

For every brexit advantage there are 100 disadvantages.

[eekamoose]

I am confused. Is this a parody? Is it meant to be ironic? Showing images of fishing vessels while talking about Brexit gains, for example, this is satirical comedy, right?

[Freerangerification]

SO WE SWAPPED TARIFF FREE TRADE FOR A FEW PENCE OFF THE PRICE OF BEER... GREAT! GOOD JOB GUYS!

[guyem]

If I understand well the point of the journalist the only advantage is that politicians and the city are now finally inspired to make the UK great, something they did not do while they were comfortably part of the EU. All the added costs to import and export, the lack of workforce, the economic losses for small businesses and more expensive imports for the consumer are all worthwhile sacrifices if it means that our politicians will finally make an effort. An effort to do what? To recoup the trading deals the UK has lost? To have the opportunity to be involved in a potential war against China helping the US and Australia who, unlike us, are near it?

[justsayen]

Yes only getting started🤨 Jan 1st. Another delayed part of being a third country and that the government will likely blame on the EU.
SPS checks, rules of origin, not being able to delay the
VAT, in conjunction with a new computerized software for exporters that hasn't even been tested.
The increased cost a public transportation in London.
And the Australian trade deal that will flood the English Market with cheap Australian produce,
That will put even more Farms at risk for insolvency.
Or prioritizing larger fishing vessels to take the quotas from small fishing vessels whom can't afford to hire more deck hands.
Speaking of fishermen where has Nigel been I thought he would be there with the Union Jack shaking hands and being praised.
No? Oh that's right he was on GB news warning JRM not to go to the fishing villages.