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How a fishing community reflects a still divided post-Brexit Britain

By Maisie Linford, CNN

Published 7:50 AM EDT, Mon June 29, 2026

How a fishing community reflects a still divided post-Brexit Britain

The UK voted to leave the European Union in June 2016, splitting the country into 'Leavers' and 'Remainers,' with the country's fishing industry a flashpoint in the Brexit debate. A decade on, CNN's Anna Cooban visits Hastings, a small fishing town on England's southeast coast, to find out how people feel about Brexit now.

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