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Ten years on from Britain's Brexit vote, a farmer thinks the country hasn't made the most of its departure from the European Union. Robert Law, a farmer in Hertfordshire, spoke to Reuters ahead of the referendum in 2016, and felt red tape and EU directives had stifled British farming. Now, he doesn't think Brexit delivered what many were hoping for.
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