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- Four apprentices in Chatteris, Cambridgeshire, said many now-eligible voters still favor a UK-first stance toward the EU.
- Pollsters report a majority of UK voters would back a hypothetical re-join, citing growing Euro-friendly attitudes among younger adults.
- In Fenland, where 71.4% voted Leave in 2016, apprentices said the EU feels distant, public engagement is low, and surveys are volatile with differing margins.
