Five years on from when Britain officially left the EU, YouGov has carried out polling which shows that more than half of Brits (55%) believe the country was wrong to vote to leave the EU in 2016.
Many will recall the Brexit bus which promised an extra £350 million a week for the NHS should Britain vote leave.
Businesses are drowning in red-tape, with £7bn in costs from additional customs administration and at least £10bn in lost trade, with exports dropping by 30% as a result of Brexit
The public also believe that it is more important for seats to be allocated proportionally between parties (46%) than for the largest party to win a majority of seats in the House of Commons (27%).
Support for reversing Brexit is high, with 55% of Brits in favour of rejoining the EU.
Benjamin Butterworth tears into right-wing narrative…
Shadow Attorney General Lord Wolfson KC, who was appointed to the role by Kemi Badenoch in November, is ‘acting for the Russian arm of a logistics giant closely involved in one of Vladimir Putin’s pet projects’, according to The Lawyer.
“By heck – we really are swamped with crazies nowadays.”
The poll findings come at a time when the far-right continues to push misinformation on social media in a bid to sow divisions and whip up fears against minorities.
Not good news for Musk…
