Bregret: Why Many Britons Regret Leaving the EU

Bregret: Why many Britons regret leaving the EU

On June 23, 2016, the United Kingdom voted in a referendum to leave the EU. In 2020, the exit took place. Years later, none of the Brexit promises have been kept.

Most Britons say they would support rejoining the EU ahead of Brexit vote anniversary

A majority of the British public now support re-joining the EU, the latest opinion poll has found, ahead of next week marking nine years since the EU referendum took place. With economic uncertainty after Trump’s tariffs and trade wars and the economic hit from Brexit becoming ever clearer, a majority of the public now regret the vote to leave. The latest poll from YouGov has found that 56% of the public would support re-joining the EU, with jus…

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Nine years after EU referendum, where does public opinion stand on Brexit? | YouGov - Brexit Carnage

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