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New poll shows only 29% support Brexit

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Released over the weekend, the latest polling in The Times revealed that only 29% of the British public would vote Leave if a referendum were held today, marking a major shift in public opinion.

Sir Nick Harvey, former Minister for Armed Forces and CEO of European Movement UK, said:

"Whether it is the cost of living, issues with the NHS, or concerns over a loss of control on immigration - all of these concerns can be met more effectively by the UK working more closely with our neighbours in the European Union.

"This polling signals a clear and decisive change in the British public’s attitude towards Europe. This the latest sign that the heat has been taken out of the debate.

"Our movement is leading the charge to bury Brexit for good and turn the chapter on the UK-EU relationship."


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