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48% Back Second Brexit Vote as Crisis Deepens

6/12/2026

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Nearly half of Britons now say Brexit is worsening beyond their expectations, up from 27% in 2021.
A poll of 2,245 adults finds 48% support a second Brexit referendum, including 20% of Reform UK voters and 25% of 2016 Leave voters who would back another vote.
Former health secretary Wes Streeting called Brexit a catastrophic mistake and urged the UK to rejoin the EU, sparking discussion of a fast-track accession.

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Nearly half of Britons now say Brexit is worsening beyond their expectations, up from 27% in 2021.
A poll of 2,245 adults finds 48% support a second Brexit referendum, including 20% of Reform UK voters and 25% of 2016 Leave voters who would back another vote.
Former health secretary Wes Streeting called Brexit a catastrophic mistake and urged the UK to rejoin the EU, sparking discussion of a fast-track accession.