Brexit Regret Soars as Majority of Britons Seek Reunion with EU

A YouGov survey reveals that a record high of 57% of Britons believe that the decision to leave the EU in 2016 was a mistake, with only 32% supporting the move. Additionally, 55% of respondents would now vote to remain in the EU if given the chance, compared to 31% who would still choose to leave. The survey also shows that 63% view Brexit as a failure, while only 12% see it as a success. Economists argue that Brexit has not delivered the promised economic benefits, with business investment stagnating and the UK projected to have the lowest growth among major economies in 2023. The British business community has faced challenges due to new trade rules and worker shortages resulting from Brexit.
- Number of Britons regretting Brexit hits new record high: Survey Al Jazeera English
- More Brits than ever say Brexit was wrong choice: YouGov survey Reuters UK
- Most Brits reckon Brexit has failed, new poll finds POLITICO Europe
- UK Support to Rejoin the EU Passes 50% for the First Time Since Brexit Bloomberg
- Brexit: More than half of Britons would vote to rejoin the EU, poll finds The Independent
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