A decade since the Brexit vote: sovereignty, devolution and the future of the Union
Like many people with an interest in politics, I have a vivid memory of the circumstances in which I first learned of the outcome of the Brexit referendum. Psychologists would describe it as an event that elicited a *flashbulb memory*: a detailed recollection of where one was and what one was doing when learning about a consequential event, akin to memories associated with the September 11 attacks or, for older generations, the moon landing.
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