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Sconegate, bread rolls and the dinner vs tea debate are behind the biggest rows in Britain s north-south divide as study reveals 40% have had arguments over regional traditions

Research has found 41 per cent of people say they have argued with someone over local traditions - with 17 per cent of the disagreements being so heated people have stopped speaking.

Which lunch spot is better: Greggs or Pret?

With the two high street lunch favourites still posting strong profits, our writers put them head to head

How is Brexit affecting British business? Telegraph readers have their say

What impact do you think Brexit has had on Britain s businesses and workforces? Read on for the best discussion points from our readers and share your own view in the comments section at the bottom of this article.  The UK is stable, economically prosperous and socially progressive @Ver Cr: We all know that businesses make decisions based on a range of factors including, (but not limited to, tax regime, social policies that include the ease of hiring and firing, access to markets, cost of manufacture and selling, cultural alignment, interest rates and general economic outlook, among others.  Brexit was only ever a period of uncertainty. Businesses hate uncertainty (as do mortgage buyers) and so the threats to go or stay were only ever a way to increase leverage and competitive advantage over the government.

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