A new poll has found that a majority of British people want to see Brexit reversed and the UK rejoin the European Union. <\/p>\n
This year marks ten years since Britain infamously voted to leave the EU. But after a decade of Brexit lies and failure, it seems public opinion has well and truly shifted on the matter. <\/p>\n
According to a new Deltapoll Survey for the Mirror<\/a>, nearly six in ten (58%) Britons would vote for the UK to rejoin the EU if a second referendum was held. <\/p>\n READ NEXT: Londoners shun Reform as Greens see huge polling surge in capital<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Perhaps unsurprisingly, support for rejoining the trading bloc was highest among 18-14-year-olds (86%), whilst over-65s were the most opposed to rejoining, with 58% saying they did not want to rejoin. <\/p>\n Whilst Tory and Reform voters were predictably the most anti-rejoining (66% and 82% respectively), support for rejoining the EU was higher among Lib Dem supporters (78%) than Labour supporters (71%).<\/p>\n Support for rejoining was highest in Scotland, at 73%, followed by London and Wales, both 65%. <\/p>\n Even in the regions where support for rejoining was lowest, the Midlands and the North, they still leaned towards rejoining the EU, by 53% and 54% respectively. <\/p>\n In recent weeks and months, the government has been much more vocal and upfront about the disastrous impact Brexit has had on the UK economy<\/a>. <\/p>\n