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  1. I can't help wondering how many of the farmers who supported #Brexit back in 2016 now regret doing so....

    #Bregret #RejoinEU

  2. Brexit Regret or #Bregret is a very real thing. This there a way we can positively tap into this as a force to adavance #RejoinEU? Please note the word "positively"!

    Rooster Teeth: Geoff's Regret ...

    RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:pyayf6nwqjpint5yckqavhwo/post/3mopv3pv7kc2f

  3. From Brexit to ‘Bregret’: ten years later, bitterness still prevails over the UK’s vote to leave the EU.

    On 23 June 2016, a slight majority of Britons voted to leave the European Union.

    Today surveys show that more people are regretting the EU divorce deal rather than celebrating it.

    mediafaro.org/article/20260604

    #Brexit #UK #EU #Politics #Trade #Europe #Bregret

  4. From #Brexit to #Bregret: ten years later, bitterness still prevails over the #UK’s vote to leave the #EU, by Laëtitia Langlois (Université d’Angers) | @theconversationes, 03.06.2026 #OpinionUE links.uv.es/3kIW66i

  5. @selfe.bsky.social what's the link to check other constituencies level of #Bregret, please?

  6. The Number Of Brits Who Regret Brexit Has Soared. A YouGov poll a week after Nigel Farage said leaving the EU has "failed" shows more people than ever express " #Bregret ". #RejoinEU

  7. Groot Brittannië terug in de EU? Ze hebben spijt van het vertrek en een grote meerderheid wil terug maar het mag niet teveel kosten. Met andere woorden: wel de lusten en niet de lasten?

    nu.nl/buitenland/6393459/van-b

    #EU #brexit #bregret

  8. Since formally exiting the EU in 2020, polls have consistently suggested growing “Bregret” among the public, with concerns over trade barriers, economic growth and freedom of movement frequently cited as reasons for changing views - @[email protected] #Bregret #RejoinEU #Breturn

  9. The UK wants back in! Strip away the uncertainty, and 60% say Rejoin the EU. Just 40% stand against it. The tide has turned — it’s time to listen. #RejoinEU #Bregret

    RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:nsemwg4tfy3iokkdhkthp4qf/post/3lpo2fao2zk26

  10. Given how popular this news site (and the entire county) is with #gammons, this is an interesting #poll result #Brexit #Bregret #Essex

  11. @taschenorakel

    "In einer Umfrage des Meinungsforschungsinstituts YouGov gaben im Januar 55 Prozent der befragten Erwachsenen an, es sei falsch gewesen, für den EU-Austritt zu stimmen, nur 30 Prozent halten den Schritt immer noch für eine gute Idee. Die Wortschöpfung "Bregret" aus Brexit und "regret" (bedauern, bereuen), erfreut sich großer Beliebtheit." #Brexit #Bregret #UK n-tv.de/politik/Briten-leiden-

  12. 🇪🇺 Rejoiners, PR supporters, Progressive minds! If you’re fed up with Brexit’s impact, ready for a fairer voting system, and believe in a better future for the UK—let’s connect. 🌍💬
    👇 Drop a reply or give me a follow if you’re on board!
    #FBPE #FBPR #RejoinEU #MakeVotesMatter #brexitshambles #ProgressiveAlliance #antibrexit #WATON #FBPPR #ABTV #loveEU #brexitreality #bregret #voteleavelied #socialistsanddemocrats #bollockstobrexit #fuckbrexit

  13. Brexit Backlash: Brits Now Regret Their Populist Revolt 🇬🇧

    Eight years after the referendum, it is safe to say Britain has a serious case of “Bregret.” About 65% of Brits say that, in hindsight, leaving the EU was wrong. Just 15% say the benefits have so far outweighed the costs.

    ‘We have achieved nothing,’ says Anton Dani who runs Cafe de Paris in Boston’s main square. ‘You learn what you already knew: That politicians are liars.’

    🎁🔗:
    wsj.com/world/uk/brexit-britis

    #Brexit #Bregret #UK #UKPol

  14. Support to undo Brexit hits new heights, ahead of 'March to Rejoin'

    Brits are fed-up with #Brexit

    As per Omnisis’ data, 62% of respondents now want the UK to rejoin the EU. Just 38% of those who gave definitive answers believe that keeping our current status quo is the right thing to do. There’s been a four-point swing in favour of rejoining in the last month.

    In a parallel poll, 59% of people said that leaving the EU was ‘the wrong decision’.

    The ‘#Bregret’ is now widespread, and pro-EU campaigners are hoping that they can make the most of this sentiment ahead of an upcoming, large-scale demonstration.

    thelondoneconomic.com/politics

  15. #Brexit #Tories #CONservatives #EU #Bregret

    "Half of voters want second Brexit referendum in next decade!"

    A YouGov poll conducted between Aug 8 and 9, also suggests that almost half of people believe Brexit ‘is not done’.

    46 per cent of people believe there should be a rerun of the 2016 vote on the UK’s membership of the European Union in the next 10 years.

    Just over a third – 36 per cent – said they believe there should not be a referendum in that period.

    telegraph.co.uk/politics/2023/

  16. Now there is this interesting group of #Leave voters who disproportionately express #Regret #Bregret among those who did not expect #Leave to win (i.e. those that thought chances of Leave victory were low).

    My interpretation is that these are basically people who thought "their vote doesnt matter" but "wanted to send a message".

    Some would call this a good definition of a #protestvote.

    If this group had not voted or not "protested", #Remain would have won.

    Its the "ridiculous" #Brexit.

  17. This is: they asked the voters their expectation of a #Leave victory. We can break this down by those that actually voted for #Leave by deciles. That is plotted on the vertical axis here.

    So in the first decile means 10% of #Leave voters thought the chance of #Leave winning was less than 20% (horizontal axis).

    This is data from Wave 7/8.

    Now the same people (because I care about switchers) were asked in later waves about #Bregret.

  18. We have to talk about #Brexit.

    It is a fallacy to assume #Bregret is a new thing. It has been a feature of the data for a long time. The data has just been misread by many political commentators, political scientists and media.

    This is also a means of #introduction. I am a Professor of Economics at University of Warwick studying the #PoliticalEconomy of #Brexit, among others. My work particularly focuses on understanding the role that #Austerity played in bringing about #Brexit.

  19. CW: #Brexit #RejoinEU

    'More voters want to rejoin #EU than stay out, polling shows, as 57% blame #Brexit for inflation.'
    #Bregret’ has become consolidated among the British public.' @theipaper

    inews.co.uk/news/politics/brex