What Went Wrong With Brexit: And What We Can Do About It (Hardback)

'Everyone should read this book. And then read it again and memorise it. Clear headed, unemotional, fact-rich - a definitive account of the economic damage we have self-inflicted and, crucially, the recipe for how we can start to mitigate it to get the country working again' - Emily Maitlis

'Precise, concise, considered and wise' - David Aaronovich

'The Brexit debate was conducted in furnace-like temperatures and at a million decibels. In this excellent analysis, Foster relies on the quiet persuasiveness of facts and figures to explain how Britain's economy has been so seriously damaged by leaving the EU. And what needs to change in the future' - Jon Sopel

'Peter Foster's unique understanding of Brexit weaves the nitty-gritty of EU policy into the bigger picture of British politics. Its focus on facts rather than ideology makes it essential reading for an informed discussion on the UK's future relationship with the EU' - Stefaan de Rynck

'This is the kind of hard-headed factual analysis the country needs to see and understand. It exposes the chasm between what was promised and what was delivered by the Brexiteers; it lays bare the political opportunism and ineptitude that made a bad situation worse, and shows beyond any reasonable doubt that Brexit has made us poorer and weaker as a country. But it also sets out positive ideas for how we can undo some of that damage. Peter Foster is exactly the kind of expert journalist we need to fight back against post-truth populism, of which Brexit and Johnson were high watermarks, and if we are to begin to recover from the enormous harm they have done, we should take seriously what he says' - Alastair Campbell

'A thorough, fact based assessment of the impact of Brexit on our daily lives and the economy. It provides an excellent basis for the honest conversations needed to develop a long term vision and strategy for the UK' - Paul Dreschler