After a brief hiatus (I'm still staying away from debate for now)
So the UK remains as polarised as it was three years ago with a stonking lesson for both the Government and main Opposition Party.Sir John Curtice Professor of Politics at Strathclyde University and a mainstay of British election coverage, writes in inews: 'Around 37 per cent of voters backed the Brexit Party or Ukip, who have both campaigned speaking enthusiastically about a no-deal Brexit, while a roughly equal number backed the Liberal Democrats, Greens and Change UK who all ran on an anti-Brexit platform.Sir John said: “What’s fascinating about this election is how these two views, which have long looked like the two most popular views in the British public, that these are the views that voters have been wanting to express.”'Worth reading in fullhttps://inews.co.uk/news/uk/european-elections-sir-john-curtice-says-deeply-polarised-electorate-has-rejected-brexit-compromises-from-labour-and-tories/?utm_campaign=iNews%20-%20Daily%20RSS%20Newsletter&utm_source=hs_email&utm_medium=email&utm_content=73070145&_hsenc=p2ANqtz-8IhTMDsAbeGCgjGaSZxbwFGoWn9n73HQMax0hJEeqB5rTw6QDs_eJ7nOtMM3-zSroTHnbuwhBYzvHXQx_rHov1bTndVRfAtXGWyQxcNFBdw7aszt0&_hsmi=73070145
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