If early campaigning is anything to go by, Brexit looks set to dominate most of the debate and media airtime in the upcoming general election campaign.
The impact of Brexit on the UK economy and society is still to be fully understood, and will hinge on the type of deal achieved by the future government in its negotiations with the European Union (EU). The outcome of the general election on 8 June will be key in deciding whether it is a "hard" or "soft" Brexit pursued.
The Conservatives are promising to push for full withdrawal from the customs union, free movement of workers agreement and European single market, while opposition parties are proposing a more cautious approach.
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