The UK economy is under strain post-Brexit, with hindered exports and disrupted import supply lines.

Economic analysis by Goldman Sachs suggests the UK is 5% worse off than if it had remained in the EU.

European right-wing politicians, like Geert Wilders, are reconsidering their positions on EU membership after observing Brexit's adverse effects.

The UK's Labour Party is ambiguous about its Brexit position, but there's speculation they might pursue closer EU ties if they come to power.

Rising concerns over global conflict and strategic defence may lead to increased defence spending in the UK.

The potential Labour government could face a complex array of challenges, including economic pressures and defence concerns.