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Many will recall the Brexit bus which promised an extra £350 million a week for the NHS should Britain vote leave.
Just over five years since Britain officially left the European Union, Brexit regret is at an all-time high, with an overwhelming majority of voters failing to see the positive impacts of the decision to leave the EU.
A new poll for YouGov to mark five years since Britain’s official departure from the European bloc, has found that just 2% of voters think that Brexit has had a very positive impact on the NHS.
Many will recall the Brexit bus which promised an extra £350 million a week for the NHS should Britain vote leave.
According to YouGov’s poll, 1 in 6 Leave voters now feel that it was wrong to leave the EU, with more than more than six in ten Britons (62%) saying that Brexit has so far been more of a failure, against just 11% who feel that it has been more of a success.
The same poll finds that 55% of voters are now in favour of re-joining the EU.
Two-thirds of the public (67 per cent) say Brexit has been detrimental to the cost of living, while 65 per cent say it has had a negative effect on the economy, and 64 per cent think it has been bad for British businesses.
Basit Mahmood is editor of Left Foot Forward
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