A recent YouGov poll shows a majority of citizens in the four largest EU countries support the UK returning to the bloc, but not under the same terms as before. Many Britons also favor rejoining the EU, though only if they can maintain previous opt-outs like remaining outside the Schengen zone. The survey comes as Keir Starmer seeks to repair the UK's relationship with the EU, aiming for long-term benefits for future generations. Ten years post-referendum, the sentiment towards rejoining illustrates significant shifts in public opinion across Europe.
A recent poll indicates that most citizens in the four largest EU countries would welcome the UK's return, but not under previous arrangements.
While many Britons are open to rejoining the EU, their support is conditional on retaining previous opt-outs, such as avoiding the Schengen zone.
Ten years after the Brexit referendum, a YouGov survey reveals that around half of the respondents in major western European countries favor rejoining the UK.
Keir Starmer aims to mend Britain's relationship with the EU, emphasizing generational benefits from improved ties, especially in light of recent political events.
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