A Deltapoll survey for the Daily Mirror suggests that in every country in the UK the majority of people want to rejoin the EU.
Unsurprisingly, given the original vote, Scotland is the strongest pro EU country with 73% in favour, followed by London (65%) and Wales (65%). It was lowest in the Midlands of England (53%) and the North of England (54%).
As you might expect, younger people are much more enthusiastic about rejoining, with 18-2 year olds at 86% for rejoining. I imagine they see the opportunities that they are and will be missing out on. The trouble is, of course, that younger people often fail to vote.
Older voters (who tend to vote faithfully) are less enthusiastic, although not incredibly so.
Starmer says no.
It would be interesting to know if Sarwar agrees given the strong support the EU has in Scotland, but of course we will never know, because Sarwar is his noble master’s faithful servant.
The questions are:
Would they want us back?
Could they trust us not to change our minds? After all, the whole process of UK leaving took up an enormous amount of time and energy on their side.
On what conditions would they have us back? Would they look at the rebate on membership?
Probably none of this is of much import as Starmer has said no, and almost undoubtedly, but somewhat oddly, the next government will be Reform Ltd.


















































































