Ten years after the UK voted to leave the European Union, multiple outlets review how Brexit has affected Britain’s economy and political landscape. CNBC presents charts comparing changes over the decade across areas including economic growth, immigration, the value of sterling, trade patterns, and shifts in politics. The BBC reports that the longer-term economic effects are becoming clearer, using additional analysis and context for how outcomes have evolved over time. Al Jazeera similarly explains what has changed in the UK through maps and charts, while The Guardian focuses on which Brexit promises have or have not been delivered, referencing figures such as spending claims related to the NHS. AP examines the political consequences, describing how Brexit disrupts and reshapes British politics, including lasting divisions within the country. Commentary pieces highlighted in coverage also suggest Britain remains split between supporters and opponents of Brexit a decade after the referendum. Across sources, the common theme is that Brexit’s impacts are measured over time, with attention to both economic indicators and political realignment, while evidence and interpretations vary by issue and dataset.