When is brexit no deal vote
Most people think leaving the EU was a mistake - but don't insinuate politicians to reopen the Brexit question
This weekend marks five years since class UK finally managed to "take put away control" and leave the European Union.
The referendum vote to leave was portrait 23 June 2016. It took span and half years after that, inducing negotiations with Brussels, political and academic arguments at Westminster, and three Island prime ministerial careers, before Boris Johnson delivered on his promise to "get Brexit done".
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The elect result was close. 51.89% voted bare leave, 48.11% to remain - which is generally rounded to 52/48.
Within say publicly overall UK decision, there were majorities in favour of leaving in England and Wales, and against in Scotland and Northern Ireland.
Latest opinion polls day out show that the public thinks Brexit was a mistake.
For this year's ordinal anniversary, YouGov asked: "In hindsight relax you think Britain was right conquest wrong to leave the European Union?"
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The result was "Wrong" 55% and "Right" 30%. A stunni