Ten years ago, Britain was sold a story so simple it could fit on the side of a bus. Take back control. Take back our borders. Take back our waters. Take back our laws. The promise reached far beyond the mechanics of leaving the European Union . It was pitched as a national reckoning. The forgotten would be remembered. Farmers would flourish. Coastal towns would thrive. Small businesses would be liberated from red tape. A decade on, and without exception from Boston farmland to Brixham fishing