The only way the UK can gain economic growth is by 'rejoining the EU,' says LBC caller.

MASSIVE airport queues on the continent after the EU brings in new visas for British citizens this year may contribute to a wider sense that "Brexit is not working" a report this week will warn.

Paul Routledge on the everyday nightmare that Brexit is fast becoming, and now with EU business decreasing sharply, what's next for the Tories - aka the Brexit Party?

A new survey by pollsters YouGov found a significant majority of people, 54 per cent, think Britain's EU exit is going badly, with 20 per cent saying neither.

Opinium poll for the Observer also reveals 47% of public think Putin’s government affected UK’s 2019 general election.

Five years ago Wednesday, Britons voted in a referendum that was meant to bring certainty to the U.K.’s unsettled relationship with its European neighbors, but it most certainly did not

A NEW POLL has shown just over half of people in Northern Ireland would vote for Irish unification if there were a border poll tomorrow.

YouGov polling is the latest in a rising trend to show a majority in favour of rejoining the European Union.

Almost two-thirds of people in Northern Ireland believe that Brexit has increased the likelihood of Irish unity, according to the results of a social attitudes survey.

New poll shows 79% think trade deals with Australia and New Zealand are bad. / Just over half (52%) of farmers said Britain should join the EU and 70% of thought we should at least rejoin the single European market, rising to 85% in the case of those working in the ancillary industries.

Company bosses said they would prefer to retain the remaining EU laws rather than see them scrapped.

Anyone in the EU who has endured Boris Johnson’s serial dishonesty would need a heart of stone not to gloat at his current difficulties. A prime minister who signed an international treaty thinking he could break it when it suited him was never likely to be a very effective enforcer of coronavirus restrictions with his team in 10 Downing Street.

Sophie Stowers and Alan Wager look back on a year in Brexit, using the UK in a Changing Europe/Redfield and Wilton Strategies Brexit tracker poll to highlight five key trends in attitudes to Brexit in 2022.

Research shows about 88% of people in the Republic are in favour of retaining EU membership.

THERE is “no desire in Scotland to have membership of the EU”, Scotland Secretary Alister Jack has claimed despite significant evidence to the contrary. / "So does it come as a surprise to the secretary of state that a poll last year showed 69% of Scottish voters want to rejoin the EU?”

The Scottish secretary claimed that 'most Scots' realised their 'home was in the UK, not the EU'. / The SNP’s Dr Philippa Whitford cited a new poll which suggested almost 70% of voters wanted to rejoin the EU.

As the UK marks three years since leaving the EU, only voters in three areas do not regret quitting the bloc.

New polling by Ipsos UK in partnership with the EU:UK Forum shows that the proportion of Britons who think the UK’s exit from the EU has made their daily life worse has risen from three in ten in June 2021 to 45% now.

According to a new YouGov poll, just 12% think leaving the European Union has been a success.

Poll finds just 25 per cent of voters think PM will get a deal which is good for Britain.

How has the UK evolved over seven years to become a country that again favours being in the EU? And when can we hope to rejoin?

The first major poll on attitudes to the EU conducted in reference to new UK electoral boundaries suggests that British voters have undergone a major transformation in their attitudes towards the European Union.

The British government on Sunday denied a report that it is seeking a “Swiss-style” relationship with the European Union that would remove many of the economic barriers erected by Brexit — even as it tries to improve ties with the bloc after years of acrimony.

One said: “I don’t see any benefit from it all”, another added: “We haven’t started Brexit yet, when’s it going to start?”

The poll was carried out as part of a special episode of BBC Question Time.

At least 20% of Brexit supporters would vote differently if they were asked now, a poll of hundreds of people on BBC Question Time has found.

Brexiteers promised to “take back control.” But the decision has instead delivered recession, gloom, and despair.

Two-thirds of Labour supporters in Leave areas want fresh public poll amid widespread support for remaining in EU, poll finds.

Senior figures in Scotland and Wales warn Brexit is bringing a ‘statutory fist crashing down’.

New survey suggests many traditional Tories would turn away from leader if UK crashes out of Europe.

Only four voters in 10 think prime minister will secure trade agreement with EU by December deadline.

Almost half of those questioned say they would like Britain to rejoin the European Union.

Survey shows 88% of 100 leading academics believe a Canada-style trade deal with the EU will have a "negative" impact on Britain's economy.

'Our perceptions as consumers is one where it is not as clear that the mood to diverge and certainly to de-regulate is perhaps as strong as the impression the government seem to be giving'

Everywhere else says it was the wrong move.

More people think Brexit is wrong than right for the first time since the referendum, according to a Times poll which shows the Tory lead ahead of the election has shrunk in the past week.

Professor Sir John Curtice said the vote six years ago had failed to settle the debate on whether the UK should be in the European Union.

Five years after Britain voted to leave the European Union, most Europeans say they would welcome them back.

Brexit is believed to have a greater damaging impact on the UK's healthcare sector than inflation or COVID-19. / ...a reversal of the referendum result still remained the best outcome of Brexit for the UK's healthcare industry. / The majority of respondents did not believe that the UK remained an attractive destination for healthcare research and manufacturing following Brexit

A new survey by the British Chamber of Commerce's Insights Unit of 733 businesses (97% SMEs) shows the difficulties facing British firms in using the Trade and Co-operation Agreement (TCA) have not eased.

Subrahmaniam Krishnan-Harihara, Head of Research at Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce, said: "Despite the untouchability of Brexit politically it has undoubtedly had an impact on the strength of our currency, and added a layer of complexity to international trade."

Data suggests tide is turning on Brexit sentiment in the UK.

Brexit Britain and Boris Johnson have been dealt a “crushing blow”, according to The Express, after a new bombshell poll revealed more than half of UK adults would vote to rejoin the European Union if another referendum was to take place.

And we're only two years in.

A new nationwide poll suggests that many people believe that Brexit is one of the top factors causing the ongoing supply chain crisis. The findings come as a group of 48 wine and spirit companies warn the Transport Secretary that Britain is set to face a Christmas alcohol shortage.

78% of businesses said Brexit is the risk they are most worried about, while 70% think it is the second most urgent risk to address.

THREE-quarters of business leaders believe Brexit is damaging the UK economy, a poll has revealed.

More than three quarters of British companies have reported that the trade agreement between the European Union and Britain has made it difficult for them to increase sales and grow their business, a British Chambers of Commerce survey showed. / "Brexit has been the biggest ever imposition of bureaucracy on business."

BRITISH companies are losing faith in the UK’s post-Brexit trade deals and many believe leaving the EU is hammering exports, Government research has revealed.

Despite the promise leaving the EU would help the UK control its borders, most people surveyed said Brexit had hampered the ability to control immigration.

In reality, Brexit has hobbled the UK economy, which remains the only member of the G7 — the group of advanced economies that also includes Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan and the United States — with an economy smaller than it was before the pandemic.

After the UK’s bombshell Brexit referendum in 2016, some warned of a domino effect, eventually culminating in the total collapse of Brussels. / Yet a new poll makes mockery of the prediction that Brexit would be followed by Grexit, Czexit, Frexit, Italeave and Departugal. / On the contrary, it appears to have done the exact opposite.

Thousands of Mirror readers say Brexit has been a failure, with just a couple of hundred believing it a good move.

Underrepresented and alienated, the reality of Britons in Europe post-Brexit is far from appealing.

Seven years on from the referendum, the divisions it exposed still affect how people vote.

Only a small number of businesspeople who voted Brexit now consider Brexit an “economic price worth paying”, a new survey suggests.

Private equity veteran Guy Hands says Boris Johnson ‘threw the country and the NHS under the bus’.

Keir Starmer’s tedious, hardline rhetoric on Brexit actually reveals our path back to Europe.

‘The project is probably now unsalvageable’, says former PM’s old employer. / The Conservatives have made such a “hash” of Brexit that the project is probably “unsalvageable”, according to Boris Johnson’s favourite newspaper.

The latest annual British Social Attitudes survey throws the spotlight on rising nationalism in both Scotland and Northern Ireland.

Poll also shows that more than half believe it is affecting shop prices, as experts forecast it is likely to be twice as costly as Covid.

Supply chain issues, skills shortages, increased costs and red tape among the issues cited.

More than half of Brits think that Brexit is "going badly," according to new polling — and the number of people with that opinion is growing.

There IS growing pressure to re-run the vote, as Farage predicted there would be – and should be – if the result was 52 per cent - 48 per cent.

Impact of quitting EU has become top issue facing the nation, survey finds

BMG Research poll puts Farage’s party on 14 per cent, down four since last month.

Results suggest Leave voters disillusioned with the ‘taking back of control they were promised’.

New research from YouGov has found that "Bregret is rife", with 46% of people wanting a vote on re-joining in the next decade.

Three experts were asked what the polls tell us about public opinion on Brexit. They identified ten implications for pro-EU campaigners.

A NEW poll has found that a plurality of people in Northern Ireland expect a united Ireland in the next two decades.

Seven years on from the UK’s decision to leave the European Union, more Brexiteers than ever regret their decision.

Worst hangover ever: More Brits are now in favour of a closer working relationship with the EU, as the impact of Brexit takes its toll.

Public opinion shifted against Brexit after a deluge of damning evidence on economic costs.

It is fuelling rising support for rejoining the EU, with almost half (49 per cent) of voters now wanting to reverse Brexit – the highest level recorded by BMG Research in surveys for i.

The British public now regrets Brexit more than at any other point since the referendum, according to two separate pollsters: YouGov and Deltapoll. Last week, YouGov recorded their highest ever share of voters, 57%, saying Brexit was a mistake. Just 32% thought Brexit was the correct decision. A majority of voters, 51%, now even wants to join the EU...

A new poll suggests that Brexit scepticism could be on the rise among Conservative voters as more say Britain’s withdrawal from the EU has created more problems than it has solved.

Seven years after the UK voted to leave the EU, it seems that public support for Brexit has collapsed. Someone tell our politicians...

A survey conducted by Virgin Money highlights the resilience of the agricultural industry through the Covid pandemic, but also indicates Brexit is still a big concern for business owners.

Sinn Fein was once disparaged as the political wing of the IRA. It’s now on course to be the biggest party in both the north and south of the island.

77% of firms, for which the Brexit deal is applicable, say it is not helping them increase sales or grow their business. / More than half (56%) of firms face difficulties adapting to the new rules for trading goods. / Almost half (45%) face difficulties adapting to the new rules for trading services, and a similar number (44%) report difficulties obtaining visas for staff.

Survey of exporters shows increased pessimism about benefits of post-Brexit trade deals. / British firms are increasingly pessimistic about the benefits of post-Brexit free trade deals, according to the government’s own research.

Lord Heseltine said it is time to stop ‘hiding from the damage’ caused by Brexit. / Lord Heseltine has called for Britain to “recreate our position at the centre of Europe” after the failure of Brexit.

56 per cent of Britons have now noticed food shortages in their local shops or supermarkets, as Brexit-caused supply chain problems continue. / The figures are up from 45 per cent in mid August, and 36 per cent in late July, according to YouGov polls. / Of the 56 per cent, the age group which most noticed the shortages are those aged over 50.

The YouGov poll comes after EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said the UK should rejoin the EU to "fix" Brexit.

Steady ‘erosion’ in support for Brexit amid economic gloom, says Prof John Curtice.

In this new Federal Trust video, Professor A.C.Grayling discusses the path by which he believes Brexit can and should be reversed.

Research suggests voters' views on EU membership have changed since the June referendum, with Remain now having majority support by the narrowest of margins

The people of Britain have delivered a damning verdict on Brexit four years on from leaving the European Union. / 57% believe Brexit has been more of a failure than a success, according to exclusive Ipsos poll for Standard.

Prominant Remainer Gina Miller explains what would need to happen for Britain to reverse Brexit and return to the bloc.

Britain is now an anti-Brexit country. The polls confirm this; but it is also true in a politically more telling sense. The change in the national mood has not required anyone to change sides. The power of remorseless demographics has been enough to do the job on its own.

Britain has turned against Brexit and would now vote to stay in the European Union, according to the biggest ever poll-of-polls.

Britain will rejoin the EU in the future, Tony Blair has predicted – as polls show support for rejoining climbing ever higher.

Brexit may have been a reality for more than a year, with most opposition politicians reluctant to talk about it anymore, but that does not mean that it has broad public acceptance in the UK.

Almost half of food and drink manufacturers in the UK claim their competitiveness with the EU has fallen in the past year, The Grocer can reveal.

The polling agency Ipsos MORI has, for many years, asked people in Britain every month what they think are the most important issues facing the country. In December 2015, only six months before the EU referendum and after nearly three years of anticipating it, just 1% of the sample cited Europe as the most important issue of the day. By April 2019 that figure had jumped to 59%.

Report suggests that almost half of Britain thinks the UK’s relationship with the EU is more important for peace, stability and prosperity than our relationship with the US or the Commonwealth.

Confidence in Brussels has shot up in latest sign of Brexit regret. / The British public has more confidence in the EU than the UK parliament, a new survey has found in a remarkable turnaround of a trend lasting decades.

Voters have branded Boris Johnson’s suspension of parliament “unacceptable” as the prime minister locked MPs out of the House of Commons in the midst of the Brexit crisis.

Britons define themselves more in terms of whether they are supporters or opponents of Brexit than backers of a particular political party, according to a poll on Thursday.

Seven in ten Britons support a closer relationship with the EU than we have now. / As we approach the fourth anniversary of Brexit, 52% of Britons now believe that the UK leaving the EU was the wrong decision. The Labour party – likely to form the next government – have so far resisted calls to move towards rejoining the single market...

UK respondents in YouGov survey now more likely to say they trust the EC more than they trust their government.

As evidence mounts of the long-term harm being inflicted on the U.K. economy by Brexit, the government is coming under pressure to acknowledge the elephant in the room.

As few as 13 per cent now say Brexit has been more of a success than a failure. / New polling released on the fourth anniversary of Britain’s departure from the European Union suggests the country is suffering from a painful bout of Brexit buyer’s remorse.

New polling suggests a large number of Brits blame Brexit for impending Christmas supply chain chaos.

"Brexit was a massive failure of leadership," Guy Verhofstadt said. "But in a democracy people can call upon new leadership to undo the mistakes of the past."

"The UK chose Brexit in a referendum, but the government then chose a particularly hard form of Brexit, which maximized the economic cost."

The former Green Party co-leader argued the new bill launches "an attack on nature like we've never seen before".

ONE third of Scots say empty supermarket shelves and closed petrol station forecourts boost the case for Scotland to restore freedom of movement with the EU as an independent nation.

‘Scottish public have shifted even further towards supporting an independent Scotland, with record numbers now saying they would vote Yes’

Survey confirms trend in politics that has seen eurosceptic political forces moderate positions. / There has been a stark drop in support for leaving the European Union in member states across the continent in the aftermath of the Brexit vote in the United Kingdom, new data shows.

Most people think Brexit has gone badly, a UK survey finds, and Johnson has left behind a mess of problems for a new PM.

Business leaders are more pessimistic in the second half of the year than they were at the time of the Brexit referendum about the future of the economy over the next 12 months, according to a new survey.

Belief that Britain is force for good in world is down 10 points from April 2019 in UK.

The results of our analysis showed that 98.7% of respondents were in favour of using metric units when buying or selling product, either as the primary unit of sale (maintaining status quo) or as the sole unit of sale (purely metric). 1.3% of respondents were in favour of increased use of imperial units...

We received 101,108 responses to our consultation. Out of the responses we analysed, we identified 93,041 as being from consumers, 4,718 from businesses and 3,179 from academia, healthcare, government and trading standards, and other organisations. ...the majority of respondents expressed limited or no appetite for increased use of imperial measures.

Survey finds support from both Conservative and Brexit Party voters for extension of transition period

Two-thirds of people in the UK want the government to request an extension to the Brexit transition period in order to focus on the coronavirus outbreak, a new opinion poll indicates.

HALF of manufacturers fear Brexit customs costs will harm their businesses this year, according to a leading industry body.

If there was a vote to leave the EU tomorrow, only 36 per cent would vote out - compared to 52 per cent in 2016.

A huge surge in support to rejoin the EU has been recorded in October - has the bubble finally burst for Brexit and its backers?

Seven years after the EU Referendum, Brexit is finding it increasingly difficult to retain its 2016 supporters let alone recruit new ones

In this week's update from ‘downside bunker’, more evidence emerges that Britain has effectively declared a trade war on itself.

Nine in 10 UK architecture studios feel Brexit has had a negative impact on them, exclusive Dezeen research has found. / Three years on from the UK's departure from the European Union (EU) on 31 January 2020, Dezeen conducted a survey of 50 architecture studios asking about their experiences of working post-Brexit.

Reflecting on the time since the UK’s exit from the EU, businesses surveyed report ongoing challenges and concerns since the departure, including volume of paperwork (45%) and complexity of regulations (50%).

Seven years have passed since a referendum was held across the United Kingdom about whether the UK should remain a member of the European Union - and we want to know if YOU think Brexit has been a success.

Have voters changed their minds about leaving the EU, and has Brexit fundamentally reshaped our political identities.

There's little talk of reversing the decision, but evidence of Brexit-induced harm is piling up.

An exclusive poll for i shows that firms feel the Government had not done enough to support them through Brexit.

A NEW poll has indicated that almost half of Scots think Brexit has “gone badly” and has pushed some towards supporting independence.

THE future of the United Kingdom could be at risk after a poll revealed support for Northern Ireland quitting the Union and reunifying with the Republic of Ireland is growing.

THE chair of a major campaign to get Scotland back in the EU has pledged to work to make sure the “complete disaster” of Brexit will not be “brushed under the carpet” at the next General Election.

Numbers wishing to rejoin EU steadily growing over past year, while parties maintain silence. / Polling evidence over the past year suggests that the 2016 Brexit referendum has failed to deliver a “permanent settlement” to the Brexit debate, polling guru Sir John Curtice has said.

After Brexit, some anticipated a shift in European sentiment and believed other members would follow the UK's lead. But 6 years on, the bloc seems more cohesive than ever and optimism is high. So why is this? And how did the EU become stronger than ever?

Eurora Solutions has launched its Service Portal, enabling UK Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) to outsource the complexities of dealing with the red tape caused by Brexit.

It comes as Brexit means fall in crops and fewer British products in supermarkets. / Leaving the EU has led to a decline in crops and fewer home-grown products on the shelves of Britain’s supermarkets, farming chiefs have warned, reports The Independent.

From enthusiasm for a second referendum to the chances Remain would win, the evidence on the public mood is clearer than a lot of people seem to think.

The halving of EU students studying in the UK since Brexit has negatively impacted our university’s finances. Time to rejoin Erasmus?

There are serious doubts about the government's justification for unilaterally overriding the Northern Ireland Protocol, legal experts have told MPs.

Brexit is again in the spotlight – is anyone surprised? – as a new survey published this week found that more than three quarters of companies doing business with the EU think the deal is of no help in growing their economic activity. More than half of the British Chambers of Commerce members said they had problems complying with new exporting rules.

The Liberal Democrats could score victory at general election if Labour maintains it’s position of an ‘alternative Brexit’, according to a new poll.

Boris Johnson’s vow to ‘Get Brexit Done’ in 2019 has not been delivered, according to more than half of Britons.

Five years on from the Brexit referendum people are still more likely to define themselves by which side they backed in 2016 rather than their party political allegiances, according to a Yorkshire academic.

Re-run of the 2016 referendum would see a narrow win for Remain, according to Savanta ComRes survey.

Alarm raised over business ‘barriers’ which ‘cost jobs and money in the UK’ – as public unhappiness confirmed. / “no appetite for widespread deregulation or divergence from EU rules” – UK Trade and Business Commission

Food shortages caused by Brexit give boost to the case for Scottish independence, according to polls.

Brexit survey by Food and Drink Federation confirms fears of retailers and DUP.

Brexit and the end of free movement between the UK and the EU has had notable consequences for family life, particularly for mixed British-European families whether they are living in the UK or Europe.

Four years on from the UK's Brexit vote, a majority of British voters would now opt to remain inside the European Union, says new research.

Almost three years after the United Kingdom's formal departure from the European Union, voters are turning sour on the 2016 decision to leave. A recent poll showed that 57% of voters view the departure from the EU as a mistake compared to the 52% who voted for the original Brexit referendum. So what changed?

A new survey by UK Music has revealed that the public think the government are not doing enough to help musicians overcome post-Brexit barriers to overseas touring.

The tide in Britain appears to have turned since the 2016 Brexit referendum. / According to a new poll, only 43% of the British population consider that the UK's departure from the European Union was a good decision, while 57% believe it was a mistake.

A poll of 2,000 18 to 26 year olds found that over half want to reverse Brexit, while the NHS, the environment and the economy are their top concerns ahead of the general election.

More than half of UK businesses who trade overseas are finding it difficult to trade goods with the EU post-Brexit, according to a new survey.

Many of those who backed leaving the EU now admit that it has damaged Britain. Are we near a tipping point?

A new opinion poll has found that most British voters see leaving the EU as a huge failure for the country, especially around broken promises on NHS funding.

New research finds current Tory leader ‘loathed’ by Scots in a way David Cameron and Theresa May were not.

Hedge funds hired pollsters and cashed in, according to Bloomberg's Cam Simpson, who's been investigating the collapse of the pound of the night of the Brexit referendum.

It’s increasingly clear this is where we are with Brexit. Recent polling shows the public thinks Brexit isn’t working, with only 35 per cent who think it’s been good for the country. 52 per cent of UK adults believe we were wrong to leave the EU, leaving the rest undecided.

Nearly 40% of people in Wales are in favour of independence, survey suggests

But don't worry guys! This is a brexit win after all.

In the months after Boris Johnson signed his post-Brexit trade deal with the European Union, the coronavirus masked the economic damage of leaving the bloc. As the pandemic drags on, the cost is becoming clearer -- and voters are noticing.

Support for leaving the European Union has dramatically fallen across the bloc, much to the shock of Brexiteers.

A growing number of Welsh citizens now favour an independent Wales, thanks partly to Plaid Cymru’s decision to position itself as a Remain party.

Following the EU referendum, the UK witnessed a rise of Brexit identities as people aligned themselves with opposing sides in the Brexit debate. Many of the country’s citizens now saw themselves as Remainers or Leavers. These Brexit identities were often felt more strongly than party identities.

How well or badly do you think the government is handling the following issues? Britain's exit from the EU.

THE impact of Brexit is "worse or much worse than expected", according to around half of those surveyed for a new study led by Queen’s University Belfast.

'In hindsight, do you think Britain was right or wrong to vote to leave the European Union?'

As of February 2022, 48 percent of people in Great Britain thought that it was wrong to leave the European Union, compared with 39 percent who thought it was the right decision.

ACTIVISTS in Edinburgh have kicked off the third anniversary Brexit events with action outside the UK Government Hub.

Former First Minister Carwyn Jones garnered significant press coverage recently with his statement that the chaos in UK politics was driving curiosity about Welsh independence.

ONLY ABOUT ONE in eight Irish people trust the British government, according to polling carried out by Ireland Thinks on behalf of The Journal.

"How is this a debate", one person said after guests played a familiar conveyer belt game.

A “RECORD high” number of people believe Brexit was a mistake, according to the latest polling.

IN-DEPTH research reveals what the UK thinks about Brexit, five years after the referendum — and it's not good for Boris Johnson.

"That is not true." @KrishGM challenges Conservative MP John Redwood's claim that "most of the public" want a no-deal Brexit.

Redfield & Wilton Strategies’ latest Brexit tracker poll in partnership with UK in a Changing Europe finds more Britons saying they would vote to join the EU than saying they would vote to stay out, the same result as in our previous poll in June.

Altogether, if a referendum on re-joining the European Union were to take place tomorrow, 59% (-3) say they would vote for the UK to join the EU, while 41% (+3) say they would vote for the UK to stay out of the EU.

Six months on from the end of the transition period, most of the British public are feeling downbeat about Brexit.

Even among people who voted Leave in 2016, just 61 per cent still think the policy will eventually turn out well.

A major study by the UK in a Changing Europe think tank and pollsters Public First lays bare 'bregrets' seven years after Britain voted to leave the EU.

RECENT polls have suggested that opinion on independence versus staying in the UK is split almost 50:50. And once Boris Johnson and a possible "no-deal" Brexit are added into the mix, support for independence moves into the lead.

Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour Party would be trounced by the Liberal Democrats in a general election unless it changes its Brexit stance, according to a new poll.

Since the 2016 referendum, it has been repeatedly shown that ‘Leave’ and ‘Remain’ are chosen as political identities by more people than identification with any political party. Our new polling in partnership with Redfield and Wilton Strategies adds further evidence of this.

Less than one-fifth of Brexit voters believe it has been a success seven years on from the 2016 referendum, according to new polling.

Government accused of being ‘out of step’ with public opinion on immigration as new data shows rise in sympathy for Channel migrants.

Brexit is an existential threat to Conservatism. When it fails, the party will need to ask itself some searching questions.

The Liberal Democrats have become the most popular party in the country, a poll suggests.

Singer and actress Lily Allen simply tweeted ‘Brexit was dumb’ earlier this weekan and was met with overwhelming agreement from many.

"Public opinion has already moved", the former deputy prime minister said.

Less than a third of people think the vote will resolve UK’s departure from the EU.

But survey finds public split on whether Brexit will make any difference to unity debate.

Public opinion on Brexit in North Wales appears to have shifted significantly according to a recent poll. The number of people regretting the decision to leave the European Union (EU) now outnumbers those in favour of Brexit in every North Wales constituency.

79% of people in Northern Ireland want the Republic of Ireland to remain in the EU, according to an opinion poll.

MOST Scots are now in favour of independence, according to a new poll.

The YouGov/Times survey found 43 per cent of voters believe Britain was right to vote to leave the EU. However, 45 per cent of the 1,590 surveyed said they thought it was the wrong decision.

A no-deal Brexit later this year during winter and amid coronavirus would be ‘a vicious, and avoidable, combination of risks’ says Health Foundation.

The YouGov survey of 25,000 citizens showed 53 per cent favour a second referendum while 47 per cent do not, once those answering “don’t know” have been discounted.

Research suggests public support for transition period delay to help combat coronavirus.

Latest round of negotiations delayed last week as governments scramble to contain outbreak.

Eleven months in, new YouGov polling found that 52 per cent of Britons don't think Brexit is going well.

An increasingly large majority of Brits now think Brexit was a mistake, new polling suggests. / After years of wrangling an exit deal with the EU and the ongoing Northern Ireland Protocol dispute, 57% of the country now believes leaving the bloc was an error.

More people in the UK think there should be another EU referendum in the next 10 years than those who oppose it.

“More people are feeling like Remain is the better option.” / More Brits would vote to remain in the EU if given a second vote than ever before, according to a new YouGov poll.

A majority of the country now think Britain should remain inside the European Union, according to a new poll released days before the critical Brexit vote in parliament.

Two-thirds of people say a border poll should be held at some point in the wake of Brexit.

A majority (55%) of people in Northern Ireland say the Protocol is an "appropriate means for managing the impact of Brexit," according to a new LucidTalk poll.

The majority of people think the UK government will still be arguing with France or the EU over Brexit in 2032, so that's something to look forward to.

52 per cent of people say the public should have a second referendum

New polling conducted by Lord Ashcroft finds first lead for independence since March 2017.

A majority of Scots would vote to rejoin the EU in a future referendum, a new poll has revealed.

MOST small and medium-size businesses in the UK say Brexit has had a negative impact, with hundreds reporting having to reduce hours, make staff redundant or even close, according to new research.

A MAJORITY of voters would now back Scottish independence, according to a landmark new poll carried out for the Scot Goes Pop blog and backed by The National.

Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, believes the government is in “denial” about the “immense damage” Brexit is doing to the UK, as a recent poll shows falling support for its withdrawal from the EU.

Verdict has conducted a poll to analyse whether medical devices in the UK will continue to have a high degree of safety until all new post-Brexit regulations come into effect by 2023.

There’s a growing understanding in Britain that the country’s vote to quit the European Union, a decisive moment in the international rise of reactionary populism, was a grave error.

Agreement will clear parliament on Wednesday under obscure behind-closed-doors process – with no debate, despite a pledge.

We polled readers about their opinions of Brexit seven years after the referendum gripped the UK, and a majority of voters say the move has been a failure - but do YOU agree?

With 65 days to go until the UK leaves the EU single market and customs union, the approval rating of the EU leadership has never been higher among Britons, according to a new poll.

Polls show average annual gap between those who believe it was ‘wrong’ to vote to Leave compared to ‘right’ has risen to double digits for the first time. / A growing number of Britons say the UK was wrong to Brexit, according to a Standard analysis of more than 200 polls.

A growing number of British people believe they are worse off under Brexit, a new poll has suggested. / The number of people in Britain who believe their daily lives are worse since exiting the European Union is now 45%, up from 30% a year ago.

One in three Conservative voters believe Brexit is more trouble than it’s worth. But will this waning support for Britain’s exit from the EU ever be acted upon?

63% of people say their view of Britain has changed since it left the EU, and of those, 95% say it has changed for the worse.

More voters are beginning to regret the current form of Brexit and would be willing to accept EU rules in return for better trade ties, a poll has revealed.

Latest set of polling shows ‘Bregret’ has become consolidated among the British public. / More adults believe the UK should rejoin the European Union than remain outside of it, new polling shows.

YouGov tracker data records the highest levels of Bregret among Leave voters to date.

Arch-Brexiteer Nigel Farage thinks Brexit has failed. Almost two-thirds of Brits seem to agree with him.

The survey by Savanta ComRes revealed that 52% believe that Brexit has delivered little, while 36% believe that Brexit has been a success.

Most Brits don’t think their personal finances will be better as a result of Brexit, and the belief is also shared by an overwhelming percentage of Leavers, a new poll has revealed.

New polling released this week by YouGov has revealed that Leave voters believe Brexit has been a more of a failure than a success by a margin of nearly two-to-one.

I first used the word “Brexit” a decade ago, in 2012, and more recently coined “Brexiternity” – the title for my last book on the subject in 2019. Now it seems the new modish word is “Bregret”. It has become impossible to find anyone writing, at least in the posh papers, who is not reporting on the Brexit regretters.

A majority of voters in England, Wales and Scotland believe that violence against MPs is a “price worth paying” in order to get their way on Brexit, an academic survey has found.

The survey shows a dramatic reversal in opinion towards the EU in parts of the UK which overwhelmingly backed Brexit in 2016.

42 per cent of people who voted Leave in 2016 had a negative view of how Brexit had turned out so far.

57% say Brexit behind gaps on supermarket shelves, as shortages hit school meals. / Most voters think Brexit is to blame for widespread shortages of fruit and vegetables on supermarket shelves, a poll for The Independent has found.

Confidence in the Brexit project is rapidly diminishing among Brits. / Only 16 per cent of Brits think Brexit is going well, new YouGov research has found.

More than a quarter support a fresh vote as soon as the end of this year.

Nearly half of voters want another EU referendum within the next five years, a new poll has revealed. / The survey by the More in Common think-tank shows that one in four of the public - 26% - want another Brexit vote in the next 12 months. / A further 21% would like it to be held between now and 2028.

And almost 80% of all respondents want a closer relationship with the EU. / A poll published in time for the seventh anniversary of the Brexit referendum shows that nearly one in five people who voted Leave now believe they were wrong.

With the problems created by Brexit continuing to feature strongly in the news, Best for Britain has taken the pulse of the nation on the UK’s relationship with Europe, in a first of its kind poll under the new constituency boundaries that come into force at the next Election.

The exclusive poll for WalesOnline shows public opinion in Wales is shifting dramatically against leaving the EU. / If there was a new referendum on EU membership in Wales today, the poll commissioned from Beaufort Research by WalesOnline, suggests that Remain would have a 10 percentage point lead over leave.

A fresh vote received more support than any of the four other options put to the public, including allowing the PM to go back to Brussels or a no-deal Brexit.

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn finally makes his move to stop no-deal, the prime minister takes to Facebook and we ask: can you trust ANY opinion poll? Labour’s leader finally makes his move to stop no-deal, the prime minister takes to Facebook and we ask: can you trust ANY opinion poll? Plus the worst Brexiteers of the week.

A survey has found a large majority of small businesses want the UK to cooperate with the European Union as the government faces calls renegotiate terms of the its post-Brexit trade relationship with the bloc.

Support for Scottish independence has surged after Boris Johnson and fellow ministers visited the country to shore up support for the union.

Brexit's still going well, then? Support for the United Kingdom rejoining the EU has now reached a significant milestone.

The overwhelming majority of Brits think a close relationship with the EU is important. Why does the government seem to disagree?

There is a widespread assumption that freedom of movement with the EU is highly unpopular among people who identify as Leavers. Paul Willner, Todd Hartman, and Richard Bentall present data from a large (>2K) sample showing that this assumption is mistaken: freedom of movement is almost as acceptable to Leavers as it is to Remainers.

A majority of people on both sides of the Irish border believes Northern Ireland will have left the UK within 25 years, a poll suggests.

The majority of people across the UK are in favour of a negotiated settlement in sorting out the Northern Ireland Protocol issue, according to a new poll by the Tony Blair Institute.

Brexit means Boris Johnson’s argument against Indyref2 – that it was a ‘once in a generation’ vote – is ‘no longer effective’.

Latest poll finds a majority in Scotland would vote yes in fresh referendum.

Nigel Farage has admitted that Britain’s split with the European Union is in crisis – but has refused to take responsibility for it. / New polling has found just 9 per cent of Britons now consider Brexit more of a success than a failure.

Former UKIP leader Nigel Farage, who once vowed to leave the country if Brexit turned out to be a disaster, has stated: "Brexit has failed."

SIXTY percent of Scottish voters believe support for independence will sky-rocket if the UK crashes out of Europe with No Deal, a new poll has revealed.

Almost six out of 10 people in the North do not support principle of UK leaving EU.

An exclusive poll shows that 60% of voters – including 46% of Leave voters – think Boris Johnson has failed on Brexit.

Chancellor to warn leadership candidates they can leave with no deal or spend, but not both

Polls shows strong support for the Northern Ireland protocol.

Northern Ireland is divided on the region’s post-Brexit trading arrangements, a poll suggested.

A slim majority showed Irish reunification polling ahead of remaining in the UK as arguments over the border and the backstop rage.

The polling has been released after Ursula von der Leyen suggested the next generation could put the UK on a path to rejoining the EU.

Polling reveals most voters can now see through the referendum’s lies much more clearly than their leaders.

Almost one in five (18%) have said they are less likely to buy products labelled “Not for EU” which will be a requirement on all British meat and dairy produce from October 2024.

British Chambers of Commerce urges government to ‘cut red tape on UK-EU goods movements’.

The wider public now think Britain was wrong to leave the European Union by 56% to 32%.

Survey finds 33% of Conservatives believe costs outweighing benefits. / Conservative party voters are losing faith in the idea of Brexit benefits and opportunities, a new poll suggests.

An Opinium poll also found that 42% of people who voted Leave in 2016 had a negative view of how it had turned out.

A year on from Britain’s formal departure from the European Union, Brits believe Brexit has done the country more harm than good, a new survey has found.

Just 27% of Leave voters say the agreement is a success – and only one in three Conservative supporters

Only one-quarter of business leaders say their organizations are fully ready for the end of the Brexit transition period, according to a survey by the Institute of Directors.

Just a third of people who voted to leave the European Union in 2016 now think Brexit was a success, according to a new poll.

YouGov poll finds 32 per cent of Britons think it has turned out ‘very badly’.

From political dysfunction to economic turmoil, the evidence of Brexit as a great problem-creator is all around. No wonder European support for leaving the EU has tanked since 2016.

Almost two-thirds of people in Northern Ireland would vote to rejoin the European Union if another referendum were held today, according to a poll. / It shows an increase on the pro-EU vote since the 2016 referendum on the UK’s membership.

New polling shows 62% want another referendum on Britain's membership of the EU at some point with 56% saying they would now vote to rejoin.

New polling has shown that the coronavirus pandemic has led to the British public becoming more sympathetic towards welcoming EU citizens to work and live here - just as freedom of movement is being cut off as part of Brexit.

"Whether you are for or against it, Brexit Is without doubt the most significant event in 21st century British history - so it is quite extraordinary that there has never before been a parliamentary debate, dedicated to its impacts and consequences. So the probable upcoming debate in Parliament will be of substantial historical significance."

Labour would fall behind the Liberal Democrats in the polls if Jeremy Corbyn helps the Tories to secure Brexit, according to a huge new poll.

A poll of 1,000 people carried out by Beaufort Research found that most wanted the Welsh Government to have full or shared responsibility for dispensing the replacement for EU funds.

Philip Hammond is set to warn that a no-deal Brexit would harm the British economy, devour a £26.6bn Brexit war chest, and risk the break-up of the UK.

Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson will suspend Parliament for more than a month before Brexit, enraging opponents and raising the stakes in the country's most serious political crisis in decades.

Remain would secure 55 per cent majority if EU referendum were re-run, analysis of British Social Attitudes Survey respondents suggests.

A new poll has found a majority of 52% in favour of Scottish independence. / The Lord Ashcroft survey also found a slim majority support holding indyref2 by 2021.

Boris Johnson's self-styled image as a 'defender of the people' is in trouble after a snap YouGov poll revealed the public view the desperate efforts to force through Brexit as 'undemocratic'.

Cultural and business leaders join campaign to keep rights to live and work in Europe.

More Welsh voters would vote to rejoin the European Union than those who would vote against in a referendum, a poll for ITV Wales has found.

A poll commissioned by The Independent newspaper, found 65% of Britons, almost two-thirds of those questioned, want a repeat of the 2016 vote on Brexit. Just one year ago that number was 55%.

The average annual gap between those who believe it was “wrong” to vote to Leave compared to “right” is almost double what it was last year.

Speaking at the CBI’s annual conference in November, 2022 UK prime minister Rishi Sunak argued that Brexit is “already delivering enormous benefits” to the UK economy. Our Poll asked: Do you agree?

Twenty five months ago - after years of rancorous public debate and political deadlock - the UK left the EU. In our latest poll we asked whether UK manufacturers and engineers have experienced any of the promised red-tape busting, export boosting benefits

A year of post-Brexit bickering has left the French and the British feeling significantly less well disposed towards each other, a poll shows.

A MAJORITY of voters across the UK expressing a view support an independence referendum being held within the current term of the Scottish Parliament, according to a new poll.

Only 9% of Britons now consider Brexit more of a success than a failure, according to new polling.

Buried in the detail of a new poll which right-wing newspapers seized on as support for a no-deal Brexit reveals that the public have swung in support of Remain and believe that anti-Brexit measures are the best options for democracy.

Almost two-thirds of people in Northern Ireland are concerned about a return to violence this summer due to tensions around the NI Protocol, the poll suggests.

An overwhelming majority of Brexit voters back closer ties with Europe on "mutually beneficial" areas such as trade, new polling has revealed.

More people think it is likely a united Ireland will exist in 20 years than believe the United Kingdom will exist.

A SURVEY of Leave voters who have changed their minds about Brexit has revealed their reasons for the change of heart.

SINCE THE 2016 Brexit vote, talks of Irish reunification among the people and pundits are being discussed more than ever.

Is Brexit burning out as a divisive issue? New polling suggests Brits are now united in their belief that the UK's split with the EU has gone badly.

January marked the 18th straight month that a majority of British people, when asked by YouGov, responded that the 2016 vote to leave the European Union was "wrong."

New polling has shown the levels of Brexit regret in the country has increased again.

Sir John Curtice warns Boris Johnson that "the pursuit of Brexit is indeed costing you support in Scotland".

Verdict conducted a poll to analyse the impact of the post-Brexit points-based immigration system on the UK’s healthcare system.

Consumers here are still concerned about the impact of Brexit on online shopping, a report from the NI Consumer Council has found. / It’s part of research by the watchdog carried over the last three years to monitor the impact of Brexit on NI consumers.

Even Leave supporters now say existing EU rules provide ‘enough control’ on migration from the continent.

Two thirds of voters including a large number of Leavers say leaving the EU is contributing to rising supermarket prices and high inflation.

More than twice as many people say the public rather than MPs should decide whether Britain quits the EU if Boris Johnson fails to get a new Brexit deal, according to a poll.

Extraordinarily, three years after the UK formally left the EU, it will be the first time that MPs have had an opportunity to debate the impact of Brexit.

Less than a third of Brits think Brexit is ‘done,’ YouGov poll reveals.

Only 19 per cent of voters believe agreement is good deal – and more hold prime minister responsible for delay than Labour.

A majority of the British public would blame Boris Johnson if Brexit talks fail to reach a deal, a new poll has found.

The public would rather scrap Brexit or hold a second referendum than face a chaotic no-deal at Halloween if the new prime minister cannot strike a fresh agreement, a poll has found.

People would rather stop Brexit altogether than accept Boris Johnson's plan for Brexit, a new poll reveals.

Brexit now considered a mistake by significant majority of the population as UK’s economic fortunes fade.

A record high percentage of Brits now say they believe Brexit was a mistake, a poll shows.

The UK voted to leave the European Union in 2016, but Brexit regret is now at an all time high, according to two separate polls.

Grays, a town near London, voted overwhelmingly in favour of Brexit. But three years after severing ties with the EU, some are feeling remorse as the country lurches from one crisis to another.

British voters now say that they would vote to rejoin the EU in a new referendum.

In light of recent polling showing that a record number of people have changed their minds about Brexit, Paula Surridge and Alan Wager unpack shifting public attitudes, looking at age, education and changing geographic patterns, highlighting that Brexit may continue to shape our politics for some time yet.

Economic problems driving support for reversing Brexit ‘mistake’. / Britons would now vote to rejoin the EU in a second referendum by a record 14-point margin, a new poll has found.

Former deputy prime minister says we ‘must restore Britain’s position in the corridors of European power’.

Is Brexit reversible? James L. Newell examines what the prohibition of alcohol in the United States can tell us about the potential to reverse seemingly irreversible policy decisions.

The prime minister’s upbeat analysis contrasted with recent polling suggesting growing unhappiness with Brexit’s outcome.

A majority of the UK public now believe Brexit is causing more problems than it solved, according to a new survey.

Salmond row has ‘not made much difference’ to independence support, polling expert Sir John Curtice says.

THE majority of Scots are desperate to regain the rights taken from them because of Brexit, according to a brand new poll.

More than half (54%) of the surveyed healthcare industry professionals indicated that their sentiment towards Brexit had become more negative. The largest proportion of them were based in the UK and the EU, with 71% and 70% recorded respectively in GlobalData’s report Thematic Intelligence: Brexit and the Healthcare Industry 2023.

Something odd is happening with Brexit. Since June 2016 polls have all shown a nation split 50-50 on its merits. But now as we see what the reality of Brexit means there is a shift.

“The truth is that Brexit is now probably less popular than it has been at any point since June 2016.” / Polling expert Sir John Curtis has said the 2016 Brexit referendum has failed to deliver a “permanent settlement” on the matter of Britain’s membership of the European Union.

THE publication of the SNP’s proposals for a way forward to an independence referendum come as an emphatic 20th successive poll shows majority support for independence.

Food production in the UK is slowing down and some farms are shrinking. Many farmers say they’re struggling to cope.

South Holland and the Deepings is one of just three parts of the country where voters don't show regret over the Brexit vote, according to a new poll.

SNP leader says there is rising support for independence at start of party conference.

Scottish National Party leader presses forward with plan to hold a vote in latter half of 2020.

Even after years of division and vitriol, it seems like Britain still needs to talk about Brexit. / More than six years after voting to leave the European Union, the UK is facing a prolonged recession and a deep cost-of-living crisis. Last week’s Autumn Statement heralded years of higher taxes and cuts to public spending.

A POLL has shown that almost three out of five voters in Northern Ireland support a "border in the Irish Sea" to avoid an estimated 40,000 job losses linked to a no-deal Brexit.

There has been a surge in support for European Union membership among the British public since the Brexit referendum, a major new survey found.

A growing number of British people believe it was wrong for the UK to have voted to leave the EU, according to a new poll, which found that Brexit regret is at its highest level since the 2016 referendum.

Czech republic and Italy are most inclined to leave EU other than Britain – but still want to stay by large margin.

Nearly two-thirds of Europeans consider membership of the European Union a "good thing", according to a survey by the bloc's parliament published on Wednesday, marking the highest result in 15 years.

People less likely to vote leave in every EU member state for which data was available than in 2016-17, survey finds.

A slim majority of voters in Northern Ireland view its post-Brexit trade arrangements as being on balance a "good thing" for the British-run region, a sharp increase in the last four months, a poll showed on Thursday.

Support for the Northern Ireland Protocol is "edging up", according to the findings of the latest poll on the post-Brexit trading arrangements.

SUPPORT among Scottish voters to rejoin the EU is soaring, a poll has revealed. / A new Panelbase survey has found Scotland is even more opposed to Brexit than in 2016, when 62% voted against it.

The survey also put support for the SNP in a de facto referendum general election at 53%.

With large-scale, pro-EU protests set to hit London next month, UK citizens seem to have lost patience with Brexit.

Just a third of Swedish businesses that export to the UK say they're ready when post-Brexit trade changes begin, a recent poll found.

Most food companies feel leaving the European Union has affected operations while many said COVID-19 didn’t impact their ability to meet regulatory requirements, according to a survey.

Rabble-rousing broadcaster talkRadio has sparked hundreds of reactions after sharing a poll on the EU referendum – and getting an answer it didn’t anticipate.

By contrast, 32 per cent thought Brexit has been going “very badly”, and 21 per cent said it turned out “fairly badly”.

A survey shows 60 per cent of people think Brexit has gone badly – or worse than they expected.

It’s tempting to ignore the government’s announcement, made in the doldrums between Christmas and the New Year, that it is to become legal to sell wine and champagne in pint bottles.

Private polls—and a timely ‘concession’ from the face of Leave—allowed the funds to make millions off the pound’s collapse.

A new House of Lords report exposes the economic aftershocks of Brexit, highlights David Hencke.

A GB News poll has revealed that 55 per cent of Brits would vote against Brexit if they were given the chance again.

i polling shows Brexit voters may be losing faith in the project.

May and her Brexit-backing band have, up until now, always been able to count on the majority being in their corner.

Many who voted for the UK's exit from the EU now want back in, according to polls.

A YouGov poll a week after Nigel Farage said leaving the EU has "failed" shows more people than ever express "Bregret".

Boris Johnson’s Trumpian remarks on the “deep state” will almost certainly have a destructive effect on British democracy.

Being in the EU is the more popular option in polls now, writes John Curtice, because those who did not or could not vote in 2016 – such as younger people – support rejoining by more than three to one. / On average in the polls, more than 80 per cent of those 18- to 24-year-olds (nearly all of whom were too young in 2016) who express a referendum preference say they would vote to join the EU.

A new poll shows 47% want a new Brexit vote by the end of 2028.

The poll showed that 44%, not a majority, agreed with the statement. There are also other problems with the poll.

And why none of them actually stack up.

A surge in support for rejoining the EU means the debate on Brexit is far from over, according to the UK’s most-respected pollster, Adam Bienkov reports.

The new European Union (EU) Medical Devices Regulation (MDR) and In Vitro Diagnostic Medical Devices Regulation (IVDR) are due to be implemented across the EU from May 2021.

Apparently this Brexit is not the one Leave voters wanted, and is certainly not what Remainers wanted, but it’s the one we’re all having to live with.

This week on Dezeen, we published a survey showing that three years on from leaving the EU, 84 per cent of UK architecture studios want to reverse the Brexit "catastrophe" and rejoin the union.

SUPPLY chain problems which followed the Tory government's hard Brexit have been felt by three-quarters of UK high-street firms, new research has suggested.

The figure rises to four in five businesses among those that do a moderate or large amount of trade with the EU

Half think leaving EU will make it harder to find graduate role; 78 per cent fear career prospects will be harmed, poll finds.

Young people are strongly in favour of a People’s Vote – with only 9% against it, survey finds.

Ex-cabinet minister Stephen Dorrell announces switch to Change UK, as Conservatives fall to a five-year polling low.

Is it time to reverse it?

Conservative party members would happily the support break-up of the United Kingdom, “significant damage” to the British economy, and even the destruction of their own party in order to secure Brexit, a poll has found.

A YouGov poll published on Tuesday showed 54% of the party’s membership would rather the UK left the EU than the Conservative Party survive.

Two thirds of Conservative Party members believe that parts of Britain “operate under Sharia law”, a new poll has shown amid a mounting Islamophobia scandal.

According to a poll carried out by the Savanta data research group, more people in the UK believe Brexit has damaged the country's economy and influence on the world stage with indicators pointing towards a growing appetite for a second referendum on EU membership.

It is now two years since the UK left the EU single market and customs union ... However, there is no guarantee that the popularity of a policy will survive its implementation. And it appears that Brexit has not survived the test of time at all well so far as voters’ evaluations of its success are concerned.

A Midlothian MSP has been told to move on from constitutional debate after a survey revealed that most Brits do not believe Brexit has benefited the United Kingdom.

A survey found that 67% felt the public receives too little information from ministers about trade deals. / More than two-thirds of the UK public feel “left in the dark” about the impact that post-Brexit trade deals struck by the Government will have.

Almost two-thirds of people in Northern Ireland believe that Brexit has increased the likelihood of Irish unity, according to the results of a social attitudes survey.

Almost two in three Britons believe Brexit has damaged the UK economy, a new poll for The Independent has found.

TWO-THIRDS of Scots want Brexit to be delayed, according to a new poll. With coronavirus engulfing the political machinery of the UK and the EU, Boris Johnson is coming under increasing pressure to extend the transition period beyond December this year.

Two-in-three online shoppers here have reduced their purchasing from UK websites because of Brexit, according to a survey commissioned by KPMG.

However, disenchantment with Brexit has been one of the most notable trends of 2022 with a feeling that it has not lived up to the promises made at the time of the referendum. / Two thirds or 65% of British people think Brexit has gone badly compared to just 21% who think it has gone well according to an Opinium survey in early December.

Disastrous mini-budget has seen Britain become gag line on the international stage.

Remain backed by highly symbolic 52-48 margin.

Britain should push to rejoin the single market because Brexit is the “biggest piece of self-inflicted harm ever done to a country,” says Sadiq Khan.

Deep generational divide over Europe, as young favour EU membership and old want to stay outside. / Boris Johnson’s pleas for the UK to unite following Brexit have fallen on deaf ears, with the country still deeply split over the decision to leave the European Union, a new poll has suggested.

More than half of Britons would vote to rejoin the European Union for the first time since the nation opted to leave the bloc seven years ago, YouGov polling showed.

Britain would vote to stay in the European Union by a 12 percentage point margin if it was given another vote, the highest level since the shock 2016 Brexit referendum, according to a YouGov poll taken on Jan. 16.

The survey, fieldwork for which was conducted last year, found 52% of people said Scotland should be governed as an independent country.

BRITAIN'S leading polling expert has told The National that Unionists are “clearly on the back foot in the constitutional debate" after three polls in the space of a week showed rising support for independence.

SUPPORT for a united Ireland is continuing to grow since Brexit made it more likely, a new report by the north's universities has revealed.

A new poll has shown that the majority of UK voters want the government to be doing more to solve the post-Brexit touring fiasco for musicians and crew, while campaigners have vowed that their “anger is not going away until they find a solution”.

Polling suggests the vast majority of people believe the split with the EU isn't going well - a fact being ignored by mainstream political parties.

Just 34 per cent of voters want a Halloween no deal if no agreement possible – blowing hole in prime minister’s claim of a mandate.

Just one-third of those questioned think Boris Johnson should crash the UK out of the EU without a deal if he cannot reach agreement with Brussels this month.

56 per cent of public now back Remain, while Leave vote has slumped to 44 per cent.

Voters now want to rejoin the EU, polls show, in evidence that goods shortages and spats with Brussels are fuelling disillusionment with Brexit. / He pointed to the 77 per cent of 18- to 34-year-olds who support rejoining – and no fewer than 80 per cent of those who failed to vote in 2016, adding: “The Brexit story isn’t going away any time soon."

More Britons believe Brexit has been bad for the economy and trade than good, according to new polling for The Independent.

KentLive conducted a straw poll in Dover of 50 people asking how they would vote if they could repeat 2016.

It is an old story about people promising a utopia on the horizon. It’s ending the same way it always ends: in misery, poverty and decline. / This is when the myth finally dies. The last few weeks have seen the complete and utter destruction of fantasy-land politics. We’re witnessing the end of the age of Brexit.

Polling suggests Remainers may now make up more than 50 per cent of the vote, but nation continues to be as divided as ever.

A survey from Deltapoll finds that few Brits can name any advantages to leaving the EU, three years after it happened.

Two thirds of the Brexiters’ Bible’s readers admit that leaving the EU has gone pear-shaped – but not for the same reasons as the rest of us... / Just last week another shoe dropped with the publication of a poll in the Brexiters’ Bible, previously known as the Daily Express, which declared that two thirds of its own readership now consider Brexit to be a “failure”.

Those who have changed their mind are notably younger than those who still think it was right to vote to leave the EU.

It's a Brexit myth that the public rejects freedom of movement; yet polling now suggests that Leave voters increasingly miss that very freedom.

The latest poll by Redfield & Wilton Strategies for UK in a Changing Europe suggests that, among those expressing a preference, 54% would now vote to join the EU while only 46% would back staying out. That is quite a turnaround from the position just six months ago. Then, 55% were saying they would vote to stay out and only 45% to rejoin.

The number of Leave voters who think it was wrong for Britain to vote leave the EU has been steadily increasing since 2021, hitting a record 19% in November 2022.

British sentiment toward leaving the European Union appears to be changing. As the United Kingdom marks a year since its Brexit referendum vote, a new opinion poll shows that a majority now wants to stay. Special correspondent Malcolm Brabant gets a range of reactions as the country faces its independent future.

Brexit has gone from xenophobic delusion to national embarrassment, sustained only by lies from government and press. We will rejoin the EU.

Britons are twice as likely to say they are disappointed to have left the EU than pleased, an international survey has found.

Research commissioned by campaigners Hope Not Hate also showed 11% lead for Remain.

The proportion of Brits who say Brexit was a mistake has hit a record high, a survey from pollsters YouGov shows. / With few economic benefits to show for the June 2016 vote to leave the European Union, 57 per cent of Brits said the decision to leave the European Union in 2016 was the wrong one, compared with 32 per cent who thought it was correct.

Analysis of a YouGov survey for the People’s Vote campaign shared with HuffPost UK revealed 79% of 18-24 year olds in the north east, north west and east and west midlands want another public say on Brexit.

Ipsos MORI survey shared with HuffPost UK raises questions for Boris Johnson's negotiating strategy as hopes of a deal begin to fade.

New polling and recent by-elections signal Britain has turned its back on Brexit, the former minister for Europe Denis MacShane has said.

Almost seven years and four prime ministers since the U.K. voted to leave the European Union, polling suggests public sentiment has turned against Brexit.

‘Greater pessimism’ about impact of Brexit, says pollster John Curtice. / Almost one in three Leave voters want the UK to have a closer post-Brexit relationship with the EU, new polling has found.

Brits want mutual free movement restored. 79% of us in a recent Omnisis poll believe we should have freedom to travel and work across Europe (88% after removing ‘don’t know’), and 73% believe, there should be ‘mutual free movement’ (84% after removing ‘don’t know’).

Brexit should now be more popular among voters as a whole than it was in 2016. Yet, in truth, polls show no sign of voters falling in behind the decision to Leave.