conducted by YouGov was made public on Tuesday, July 18. The percentage of Britons who say Brexit was a mistake has reached a new record, the survey shows. 57 percent of those surveyed said the UK’s 2016 decision to leave was a mistake. 32 percent were of the opposite opinion. respondents.
Will the UK return to the European Union? Britons would vote differently than in 2016
One in five Britons who voted for now believe it was the wrong decision, it said. The percentage of people who would like the UK to rejoin the European Union is 11% higher than in the previous year. since January 2021, when the country formally left the EU.
More than half, 55 per cent. of people said that if given the opportunity, they would vote to return to the European Union. If the Brexit referendum were held now, only 31% of voters would vote for leaving the EU. surveyed.
UK residents are feeling the effects of Brexit. It’s expensive in stores
Reluctance to Brexit is said to result, among other things, from the inconveniences that make life difficult for UK residents. Food prices are higher than when Britain was a member of the European Union. All thanks to higher tariffs, but also a smaller number of foreign workers who were employed, for example, on farms or as suppliers. London was due to sign a new trade deal with the US to mitigate such an effect of Brexit, but work on it has now been put on hold.
UK residents are also struggling with the ever-increasing cost of living. Inflation in this country is also higher than in other parts of Europe. Despite this, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak says the situation is “going in the right direction” and the recent changes are expected to bring results. In the meantime, however, the Conservative politician is trying to renegotiate part of the UK’s exit from the EU deal, among others provisions regarding the use of EU e-gates for passport control or the delay of customs duties on electric vehicles sent between the UK and the EU.
Source: Gazeta
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