⏰ polling shows 63–37 for rejoining EU among decided voters. Even 60% of retirees would now vote to rejoin. If a referendum were held tomorrow, a decisive rejoin majority would win. thelondoneconomic.com/politics/brits…

It’s not just that a large majority want Britain to rejoin the EU, it’s the fact that the majority steadily continues to grow…

Brexit’s tragedy: we gambled on free trade just as the world turned protectionist; we dismissed European continental solidarity as the platform for our security just as events made it more important than ever; and we bet the farm on the Special Relationship just as Trump arrived.

New data shows #Brexit has lowered UK GDP by 6-8% over the past decade. Investment down 12-18%, employment down 3-4%. It's even worse than economists had predicted pre-referendum, because they thought there would be a bounce-back long term. "Economists were roughly right on the

Brits would decisively support rejoining the European Union if a new referendum were held, according to the latest polling from YouGov, with clear majorities emerging across all age groups – especially among younger voters thelondoneconomic.com/politics/brits…

I often see Brexiters stating FoM was of "no benefit to the have nots". Putting aside apparent justification is therefore to *level down* more of us into the 'have nots' it needs to be pointed out *EVERYBODY* benefitted from FoM, every time they went (FoM of goods/food) shopping.

🙄...if only there was a guaranteed way to have "frictionless" trade (far more wide & varied, high standards, choice) at lower costs to us all, with another 27 nations 🤪

And for those who don't understand this post, Brexit also removes the right of UK citizens to work in EEA and EU countries...

63% vs 37% of the UK population would vote to rejoin the EU. 86% vs 14% of those aged 18–25 say they would back rejoining. When will our centre and left politicians stop cowering in fear of Farage and the Brexit press, and start respecting the will of the majority regarding

Freedom of Movement wasn’t a perk. It was an economic engine. It let Brits take jobs, build businesses, tour, trade, collaborate, and bring skills back home. We didn’t “take back control”. We shrank our opportunities. If you want mobility back, repost and say so. #SaveFOM

Brexit's removal of freedom of movement was an example of social, cultural and economic self-harm for the UK. It is long past time to renegotiate our relationship with the EU and bring back the opportunities it offered.

Leaving the EU was never going to be a smart move, even without Trump. It reduced UK influence in Europe and the world beyond, even in USofA. But the damage to trade & economy resulted mainly from separate decision to leave single market as well. That at least can be reversed.

Michael M. 🇨🇭🇳🇴🇮🇸🇱🇮🇬🇧/🇨🇾 There is. Even from outside the EU (for now at least), GB could restore largely-frictionless trade with single market of 30 countries of Europe by rejoining EEA - which nobody voted to leave. No need for yrs of Art 49, no referendum, not even a commitment to €. Can be done now.

Peter Fane Yep...or, Swiss like, reciprocating FoM with the EEA30. The TCA would allow this within it. (The TCA would also allow, Turkiye like, a customs union to be agreed within it)

Iain Martin Carl Bildt Julian Jessop As the saying goes. all models are wrong, BUT we are now debating the magnitude of the negative impact of the policy - there has certainly not been an economic upside. Do you remember we met shortly after Brexit and I said I guessed we’d be back in the SM and CU by 2030. I’m

Rejoin single market a.s.a.p and attract back the trillions lost in investment

Freedom to stop our own citizens being free. Yeah.

𝐀 𝐌𝐀𝐒𝐒𝐈𝐕𝐄 𝟖𝟎%+ of 16-24 yr olds in🇬🇧want to be back in the EU (ITV poll👇) This is their verdict, after 10 yrs, and the doors Brexit has slammed in their face. You can't build the future of a country ignoring the voice of its young They 𝒂𝒓𝒆 Britain's future 🇬🇧🇪🇺

10 years ago this day, David Cameron stood outside No.10 & announced referendum on European Union membership. It did not end well for either side, Remain or Leave. The disaster was easily predicted. Brexit, the greatest fraud in UK history. #BrexitFraudUK theguardian.com/politics/video…