Viktor Orbán is taken apart in European Parliament and told he’s the ‘useful idiot of Russia and China’
“What a fraud, what a burden for your people, Mr Orban please step down to make Hungary great again.”
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Majority of voters want another vote on Brexit ‘within five years’, poll finds
Among 11-24 year olds, which includes Gen Z, a total of 61 per cent would vote to rejoin. Only 28 per cent would vote to stay out.
Majority of Britons say that the negatives of Brexit have outweighed the benefits
It comes as Prime Minister Keir Starmer set out his desire to reset relations with the EU
Almost 6 in 10 Brits would vote to re-join the EU if there was a referendum tomorrow, poll shows
Britain would vote to re-join the EU by 59% to 41%, if a referendum were to be held tomorrow.
EXCLUSIVE: Majority of voters want Labour government to seek closer ties with the EU, poll finds
The poll findings come at a time of widespread dissatisfaction among the public with Brexit, with polls consistently showing that a majority of voters believe Brexit to have been a mistake.
The EU’s signal that it may be ready for closer ties with a Labour government can only be a good thing
With growing opposition among UK voters to Brexit, the damage it has done and an increase in ‘buyers remorse’ any improvements to relations with the EU should be popular in the EU itself.
A million undecided voters believe Brexit has failed and want Labour to pursue closer ties to the EU
In all but one constituency in the UK, more voters said they wanted Keir Starmer to seek a closer UK-EU relationship
Brexit supporting Daily Express mocked after throwing hissy-fit at UK being excluded from EU rail project
The Daily Express is shocked that the EU has decided to build better infrastructure only in countries which are members of the EU.
Bombshell poll shows number of Brits who believe Brexit has gone very well hits new low
A new poll has shown the sheer scale of dissatisfaction with Brexit
Britain is on ‘a clear direction of travel’ to rejoin the EU, says Ursula Von Der Leyen
Von Der Leyen admitted that European leaders had “goofed up” over the departure of Britain from the bloc and suggested the younger generation could “fix” it.