Brexit behaviourally: which do you think is the bigger figure – £350m a week or £4,300 per household per year? | LSE BREXIT
The cost of Brexit to June 2019 | Centre for European Reform
Brexit costs UK £600m per week, says Goldman study | Financial Times
Supply Chain Latest: UK Companies Still Suffer From Brexit Delays - Bloomberg
The evidence shows both Leavers and Remainers think Brexit has increased the cost of living - UK in a changing Europe
2016 United Kingdom European Union membership referendum - Wikipedia
Brexit uncertainty has cost Britain £600 million a week - CGTN
A Week Into Full Brexit, the Pain for U.K. Businesses Has Arrived - The New York Times
This Is How Much Experts Think Brexit Has Cost The UK So Far | HuffPost UK Politics
Post - CCC Ltd
This is the real cost of Brexit: what it means in our daily lives — Scottish National Party
The real price of Brexit begins to emerge | Financial Times
Brexit Costs us £750 Million a Week. Let's Spend it on the NHS Instead
Brexit will cost UK workers 470 pounds a year, study predicts | Reuters
Brexit has added 6% to Britons' food bills, new study finds
Brexit has cracked Britain's economic foundations | CNN Business
Chart: Brexit Costs Nearly Match UK's Total EU Contributions | Statista
Cost of Brexit to UK economy running at £40bn a year – Bank rate-setter | Bank of England | The Guardian
350 million a week: The output cost of the Brexit vote | CEPR
Brexit Dividend? Leave Vote Wipes £440 Million a Week From Economy
Bus against Brexit starts UK tour
Brexit referendum: The real 'Brexit dividend'? Minus £800m a week – and counting | The Independent
Will we never really know whether Brexit has been harmful or beneficial to the UK in its first 2 years? Is it too hard to disentangle the relative effects on the British
Why Vote Leave's £350m weekly EU cost claim is wrong | Politics | The Guardian
Brexit delays cost the UK £800m per week | Europe – Gulf News
$170 Billion and Counting: The Cost of Brexit for the U.K. - Bloomberg
Brexit has cost Britain £600m every week, Goldman Sachs says