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Brexit deal or no deal: the British public's view

The rare sitting of parliament at the weekend, billed as 'Super Saturday', failed to yield approval for Boris Johnson's Brexit deal. Instead, we are left with even more doubt and confusion as to the way forward, and what could lie ahead for the almost 40 month-old process. As a snap poll by YouGov showed at the end of last week, the British public is initially in favour of Parliament accepting the deal. There is no majority though, with 35 percent still unsure what they should think about the new terms - a feeling shared by some MPs, exacerbated by the government's refusal to publish its economic impact analysis in time for the vote.

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This chart shows public opinion on the Brexit deal negotiated by the Boris Johnson government in October 2019.

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In hindsight, do you think Britain was right or wrong to vote to leave the EU?
Percentage of individuals in Great Britain who said no Brexit, Brexit with deal, or no deal will have a positive or negative impact on the NHS as of 2019
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Looking at what is on offer, if you had to choose a deal what would you prefer?
Opinion on the trade deal between the United Kingdom and the European Union Deal in the United Kingdom in 2025
Share of people who support different trading relationships with the European Union in the United Kingdom in 2026
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To what extent do you approve the EU's handling of Brexit?*

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