Brexit poll shows rising number of people regret UK decision to leave EU
An increasing number of people believe voting to leave the European Union was a bad idea, according to a new poll.
It shows the highest proportion of people regretting the result since the referendum in June 2016, with 47 per cent of respondents saying it was wrong for the UK to vote Leave compared with 42 per cent who believe it was the right decision.
The YouGov poll has been seized on by a number of Labour MPs who claim it suggests public opinion is turning against Brexit. The survey found almost two-thirds of the public think Brexit negotiations are going badly, compared with just over a third in March this year.
Brexit poll shows rising number of people regret UK decision to leave EU
An increasing number of people believe voting to leave the European Union was a bad idea, according to a new poll.
It shows the highest proportion of people regretting the result since the referendum in June 2016, with 47 per cent of respondents saying it was wrong for the UK to vote Leave compared with 42 per cent who believe it was the right decision.
The YouGov poll has been seized on by a number of Labour MPs who claim it suggests public opinion is turning against Brexit. The survey found almost two-thirds of the public think Brexit negotiations are going badly, compared with just over a third in March this year.
Brexit poll shows rising number of people regret UK decision to leave EU