A majority of Britons want to rejoin the EU

Degenerate daily life and political chaos

According to Bloomberg The poll reflects the disillusionment with Brexit and years of ongoing parliamentary debate and political turmoil.

The promises made during the Brexit vote have yet to be fulfilled. On the contrary, the negative effects are becoming increasingly clear. Britons holidaying within the EU now face long queues at European airports and food prices in the country have risen sharply.

Also, a trade deal with the US doesn’t seem likely in the near future.

Need to renegotiate

Conservative Prime Minister Rishi Sunak He has repeatedly said he is optimistic about Brexit and its prospects. But the government plans to renegotiate parts of the Brexit deal.

British authorities are now trying to delay upcoming tariffs on electric vehicles traveling between the UK and the EU. The government is also considering options to limit border controls on European food imports due to be introduced in six months.

Sunak also hopes to reach a deal that would allow Britain to apply passport restrictions for EU citizens, making it easier for British travellers.

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