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The article discusses how Brexit could impact the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) in the EU. Brexit may lead to changes in the CAP, with the UK's departure affecting the budget and market dynamics. This could result in a shift towards more traditional farm income support policies. However, England and Wales might push for radical farm policies that could influence ongoing CAP reforms. The CAP plays a crucial role in addressing challenges like climate change and food demand, as well as bridging the urban-rural divide in Europe.