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Guardian morning briefing - news at it's best

Wednesday morning briefing:  Dumb and dumber – Bloomberg on Brexit and Trump

Leave vote is stupidity akin to electing Trump, says mogul … blood thinners protect against dementia … and spotting borderline personalities in the office . . .by Warren Murray

Top story: ‘Hard to understand why they wanted to ruin it’

Hello – it’s Warren Murray bringing you today’s briefing.

More difficult than a moonshot, nearly as stupid as electing Trump. They could only be talking about one thing: Brexit. A German risk analyst has delivered the former assessment, saying exiting the EU is “incomparably more complex” than the Apollo programme – partly because Nasa at least understood what it was getting into. The latter, more blunt summation comes from Michael Bloomberg, the billionaire former New York mayor.

“I did say that I thought [Brexit] was the single stupidest thing any country has ever done but then we Trumped it … it is really hard to understand why a country that was doing so well wanted to ruin it.” The City of London has meanwhile warned that businesses are liable to start pulling out of the UK by the end of the year because the government keeps contradicting itself about whether a transitional deal with the EU will be agreed sooner, later or not at all.

 

Catch up on today's briefing from The Guardian here  || October 25,  2017   |||

 

 

 

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