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Get the free app no ads · no paywallPolitics · 7 June 2026
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Many voters now think leaving the EU was a mistake and want Britain to rejoin, seeing it as a big disappointment. Professor Sir John Curtice, a top UK pollster, says the 2016 vote hasn't settled the debate, with many blaming Brexit for a worse economy. Voters expected lower immigration, but many now believe it has actually increased.
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