Professor Anand Menon, a director of the UK in a Changing Europe initiative, said poor transport links were holding back the city where he grew up by stopping locals from getting to where work is.

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Professor Anand Menon of Kings College London is director of the thinktank The UK in a Changing Europe. He revisits his home city of Wakefield in West Yorkshire, which voted heavily to quit the EU.

That is according to Anand Menon, director at independent research ... "Rogers is someone with a lot of contacts in Brussels, but we've got quite a big diplomatic service and he's not irreplaceable.

But for Professor Menon the trip was more personal, a contrast between the West Yorkshire city where he spent his formative years and the place where he now lives - 160 miles apart but “two ...

But what kind of help do people there most need? Anand Menon returns to his home city to find out. He meets someone who remembers the days when Wakefield was known for its vibrant nightlife.