10 years after "Brexit" vote, majority of Britons say leaving European Union was a mistake

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A majority of Britons now believe leaving the EU was a mistake, according to a YouGov survey.
Critics cite economic damage, reduced productivity, and loss of freedom of movement as negative consequences of Brexit.
Two-thirds of those who voted for Brexit still support the decision, attributing negative outcomes to poor handling by governments.
Key Brexit promises, such as controlling migration, have not fully materialized as intended.
Demographic shifts, with younger generations more pro-EU, are impacting public opinion, with a majority of Gen Z favoring a new referendum.
Despite changing public sentiment, political will to hold another referendum is currently limited.

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