Almost Half of All British Voters Support Rejoining EU
- On Saturday, a new Messina Group survey revealed nearly half of British voters support rejoining the European Union, with 49 per cent in favor and 28.5 per cent opposed.
- Prime Minister Andy Burnham recently stated he would examine "all options" for the UK's relationship with the EU, remarking at the Labour Party conference in Liverpool that Brexit "did more harm than good."
- The survey indicates 48.2 per cent of voters prefer cutting trade barriers, while 47.1 per cent favor a customs union; 25.9 per cent want the UK to rejoin the EU immediately.
- Some Labour MPs urged caution, fearing reopened Brexit divisions could carry political risks, while Nigel Farage called the prime minister's decision a "very big political mistake."
- European leaders welcomed the possibility; Macron said it was "very good news" for Europe, while Sanchez noted Spain would "open its arms" to the UK if it decided to rejoin.
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In the Messina Group - Tmg survey 11 thousand citizens were involved. According to the data, the ratio could increase to seven percentage points the share of Labour votes
The British Prime Minister Andy Burnham has paved the way for a return of his country to the European Union. A hypothesis that seduces more than she disappoints, according to a poll. - A return from the United Kingdom to the European Union? Half of the British would be favorable (International).
The personal desire of Andy Burnham, the UK's premier, to re-enter the European Union after the following elections is supported by almost half of the voters, according to a new wide-ranging poll, although cabinet ministers, concerned about the reappearance of Brexit-related divisions, particularly urge him to act with caution.
Andy Burnham's personal desire to re-enter the European Union after the following elections is supported by almost half of the voters, according to a new wide-ranging poll, although cabinet ministers, concerned about the reappearance of Brexit-related divisions, particularly urge him to act with caution.
The purpose of Brexit's reversal that Andy Burnham wants to see in life was reiterated by a recent poll. But on Downing Street there is no shortage of voices to advise the new British Prime Minister to proceed with caution.
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