Number of Britons who think Brexit was right decision hits new low - YouGov poll

Five years after London's actual farewell to Brussels, a survey and a study by a think tank tell of a country that is increasingly nostalgic for the European Union

Brits regret Brexit: majority now say UK was wrong to leave the EU

More than half of Brits (55%) believe the country was wrong to vote to leave the EU in 2016, while 30% say it was the right decision, according to a new YouGov poll. This means public support for Brexit has now fallen to its lowest level since YouGov began asking this question after the referendum. On 31 January 2020, Britain left the EU, putting into action the 52% to 48% vote to ‘Leave’ the EU at the 2016 referendum. Five years on, one in six …

Only 11% of citizens believe Brexit was a success for the country, poll shows

Fewer than three in ten Britons believe Brexit has been positive, according to a survey published on Wednesday, five years after the United Kingdom's official exit from the EU, and the majority want their country to return to the Union, France...

Number of Britons who think Brexit was right decision hits new low - YouGov poll

On the five year anniversary of Britain’s EU exit, new YouGov polling lays bare damning public sentiment on the decision

Starmer warned over 'anaemic' post-Brexit 're-set' efforts in damning report | The Independent - Brexit Carnage

​  In a damning report to mark the fifth anniversary of Britain’s departure from the European Union, UK in a Changing Europe said it appears that EU … Read More The post Starmer warned over ‘anaemic’ post-Brexit ‘re-set’ efforts in damning report | The Independent appeared first on Brexit Carnage.