Friday, June 23, marks the seven-year anniversary of the Brexit referendum which noticed Britons backing leaving the European Union by 52 % to 48 %.

The lead to 2016 meant that the UK entered a Brexit transition interval to permit the Government to barter and strike an settlement with the EU over the withdrawal phrases.

Then-Prime Minister David Cameron resigned because of the end result, leaving his successor Theresa May to work on negotiations. After three years with out success, Boris Johnson took workplace and formally signed the Withdrawal Agreement.

The UK formally ceased to be a member of the bloc on January 31 2020. Still, the UK continues to be topic to some EU legal guidelines along with Northern Ireland’s scenario proving to be a sticking level, with Prime Minister Rishi Sunak agreeing to The Windsor Framework earlier this 12 months.

Brexit continues to have an effect on day-to-day life in Britain and regardless of many celebrating its success a big proportion are struggling remorse.

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A study by thinktank Public First for the UK in a Changing Europe revelaed that solely 18 % of Leave voters fell that Brexit has gone “well” or “very well”. An additional 30 % answered that it has “neither turned out well or badly” whereas 26 % mentioned that it's “too soon to say”.

Speaking concerning the ​​end result, UK in a Changing Europe director Anand Menon mentioned: “While very few people think Brexit is going well, a large number of Leavers also believe it is still too soon to make a definitive judgment.”

He continued: “Many Leave voters believe Brexit has not been a success because politicians have let them down. The danger is that this will lead to an erosion of faith in politics and politicians.”

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