After Boris Johnson resigned as an MP, there was jubilation among Britain’s pro-EU establishment that the political career of one of Brexit’s chief godfathers had finally been destroyed. ‘Rejoiners’ have also been buoyed by polls suggesting Britons may be regretting Brexit. Labour, likely to form government around the end of next year, could even be tempted if the polls back them to hold a referendum to rejoin the EU.
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