A magical mystery tour of Brexit Britain

American tourists to Britain can wallow in Brexit ambience with a visit to the capital.

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Nigel Farage the ideal Brexit booze-up host for tourists?
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Brexit is a divisive topic and the process of doing it will be complicated. But sometimes the solution is worse than the problem. The New York Times has offered readers a chance to "meet with politicians, journalists and historians to discuss Britain's decision to leave the EU and the financial, legal and social implications". For the bargain price of only $6,000, the "Brexit means Brexit" tour involves such highlights as "a typical pub lunch and a pint at a local pub frequented by members of parliament". Afterwards, tour members can "join the queue to attend one of the debates in either the House of Commons or House of Lords".

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