Brexit and tech: Why politicians are getting it wrong Politicians need to start taking tech seriously, especially when they want it to do the near impossible.

Brexit and tech: Why politicians are getting it wrong

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Brexit and tech: Why politicians are getting it wrong
1:02 / July 23, 2018

Politicians need to start taking tech seriously, especially when they want it to do the near impossible.

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