A history of Brexit in 256 disasters - by Jonty Bloom, illustrated by Martin Rowson

“In a world full of chancers and charlatans, we need facts… facts at our fingertips, and facts on our side. In bringing them together as he has in this book, Jonty Bloom has provided an invaluable public service, at a time the concept seems to be going out of fashion in so much of the modern media” - Alastair Campbell

Ten years after the referendum, Brexit has never been more unpopular - and the damage it has done is felt in every sector of British industry, and every part of British life.

In A History Of Brexit In 256 Disasters, Jonty Bloom forensically details all the ways that leaving the European Union has failed us, rails against those who brought us to this low point, and discusses how Britain might again join the EU. 

It’s a must for anyone wanting the key facts and statistics as a new phase of the story begins - and should be required reading for cowardly politicians who say there’s no appetite to reopen the Brexit question.