LONDON: Britons are increasingly critical of the government’s handling of Brexit negotiations and pessimistic about their outcome, according to new polling on Thuesday.
The National Centre for Social Research found that the proportion of Britons who think the government is handling talks badly rose from 41 per cent in February to 55 per cent in July to 61 per cent in October.
The number predicting Britain would get a bad deal in Brussels also rose from 37 per cent in February to 44 per cent in July to 52 per cent in October.
In the most recent polling only 19 per cent thought Britain would obtain a good deal, the polling found.
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LONDON: Britons are increasingly critical of the government’s handling of Brexit negotiations and pessimistic about their outcome, according to new polling on Thuesday.