BREXIT - Vast majority of British now want second referendum

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A Sky Data poll has revealed that more than half of Britons are now against Brexit and want a second EU referendum. It quotes that just one in seven Britons think the draft Brexit deal proposed by Theresa May is better than either a "no-deal" Brexit or remaining in the EU. The prime minister warned that these were the only three options available to Britain after concluding negotiations with the trading bloc.


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