UK voters support for Remain in the EU at its highest

Thursday, September 6th 2018 - 08:37 UTC

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Data released in an academic-led report on Wednesday shows that 59% of UK voters would now vote to remain in the EU, versus 41% who would vote to leave. Read full article

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Islander1
Shall we get this into perspective then? This survey was carried out by a pro remain organisation! Odd that it does not seem to also show that there is still- from an independent poll- a majority saying OPEN immigration from Europe must stop.
And can remainers explain who will pay the bill to basically “rejoin” - Brussels will certainly make sure UK pays quite few billions in compensation for all the hassle of the last 2 years and in future pays full budget share with none of the deductions UK has had for many years.
Agree its a shambolic mess at the moment- would it realistically have been otherwise? - show me a clean friendly divorce where a LOT of money is involved!
Probably best to get on and accept a pull out with no agreements is pretty inevitable- short term some hardship I agree inevitable (plenty in EU also!) but longer term much better for the UK.
personally would have voted remain(just) but majority did not and we are a democracy- so shut up - and get on with it.
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