Is Britain swept by Brexit regret? Euronews answers

Euronews' Vincent McAviney answers if the UK is regretting its decision to exit the EU. …

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[mobilechikane]

A lot of the people in the comments seem to be claiming this report as fake news. How about we have a People's Vote on the final deal and see what the people truly want?

[ivan-Croatian]

I wish luck to Scotish people. You're always welcome back to EU.

[VaucluseVanguard]

Are these the same 100 constituencies the same newspaper and same polling organisation said would mainly vote remain in 2016?

[danielsg]

Congrats to the Irish folks, you're taking NI back soon.

[mcaimh]

Its a steady steady shift to remain, polls show about 1% if favour of remain every 2 months. Of course polls can be wrong, but this feels right to me.. its as you would predict with the leave/remain demography. Hopefully if we get a transition deal we can string it out for 2 years and there should be a strong remain majority so we can cancel brexit.

[NuclearSavety]

interesting how all the brexiteers in the forum request democratic homerule and abolishment of the dictatorial EU (even though the cant name a single act of suppression by the EU), but do not want to allow to even ask if voteres changed their mind about brexit.

I thought changing your mind would be allowed in a democratic free country ...

[victorford]

In The Independent's Final Say campaign only 1.5% of those who voted in the referendum said they wanted another referendum.

Hardly a majority or significant swing to remain. This video would appear to be blatant EU propaganda.

[dennisd]

Guess who is a major contributor to the budget of this 'independent' news agency. Yes, the EU.

[keegan]

There is no Brexit regret, only Fury that it's being dealt with so badly.
This report is nothing more than a remainers wish list.
Brexit means Brexit and no deal is better than a bad deal.

[marraz]

Where did this report come from? didn't hear anything in that to say where the source of the report was.

[staffankarinpappila]

A thought: Is fake news everything you disapprove? Just asking

[bradleedenney]

Never left, so there cannot be regret.

[honantong]

You dont just vote. You need to visionize the impact.

[brianbrown]

The only way to stop the brexit sell-out now is for each of us to write to our local conservative association and make it clear that we will never vote conservative again unless the prime minister is removed immediately.

Our only hope is to convince them that the backlash at the next election will destroy the party. Please share this message.

[BenDover-wkbs]

Britain is not London, and London has never been Britain.
London is an anomaly in a sea of hostiles..

[lolb]

It's not fake news, It's actually true. It would be bad for the Country to have a no deal. If some Leave seats have turned back to remain on a no deal WTO Labour may get voted in and change it again. I point out a fact why Japan chose have an EU world trade deal, is because they had a dispute with WTO accusing them of business disruption and their policy does exactly that.

[martinstephens]

It's wonderful to see that those people who have not changed their mind (either way) can not entertain the possibility that others, on either side of the debate, could have changed their opinion. Homer J would be so proud of you.

[francischanc]

We are British, we have the right to be stupid

[alanmarr]

Brexit can be a very wonderful experience for us all and we should be pleased of a new era for one and all. We will be putting the Grate back in Great Britain!
2019 will bring great new opportunities for Brexiters . Don't worry about losing your job you can do a hobby you always wanted to do like Origami or Flower arranging. Otherwise you can re-train to become a vegetable or Fruit picker working in the healthy open air with friendly country folk. Think about setting off on a nice frosty morning to do a spot of Brussel sprout bashing. you will get real job satisfaction. Or in Summer you can work in a plastic tunnel with tropical temperatures where you can imagine you are in the Caribbean. Think of all the free strawberries too. Brexit gives wonderful opportunities for the imaginative with jobs you never thought you would do .

Perhaps you're a bit overweight what a great chance to cut down on food .With food shortages and big price rises you can cut down and save money at the same time. Then you will gain a lovely slim figure the envy of all your neighbours .

With continental travel costs up you can explore your own country and stay in a nice boarding house in Southend or Skegness or even Scarborough and enjoy the bracing weather sheltering from gale force winds. This sort of holiday is such fun . Or you could go camping with an old army surplus tent on the Yorkshire moors, thats good for the character and your pocket .You don't want to eat that filthy continental food either no you want spam fritters instead or toad in the hole. Or you could have a working holiday in the hospitality or catering industry dealing with obnoxious customers who have become accustomed to shouting at foriegn employees who alas have all left! You like the former foreign employees can learn to smile at all times however nauseatingly rude your English clientele are . Perhaps to amuse them you can put on a foreign accent so they can be even more abusive .Keep smiling and enjoy the great challenge Brexit is

It fun time in the wonderful world of Brexit for all !

[robertw]

Joining a football club, not paying due fees, blocking any decision by the other members, trying to turn the whole thing into a tennis club, telling other members they are not welcome anymore, still insisting to be team captain every match during season but refusing to abide by the rules of the league.