What is happening is so momentous it demands informed democratic validation. The 2016 mandate, such as it was, has plainly run its course.

"I’ve put on the uniform. I’ve picked up the gun. I’ve stood my watch. My grandson is one year old now and I want to make sure that the opportunities are there for him." Richard Pendry - former soldier, Parachute Regiment.

Leave voter, and Director of Recruitment firm Opus Loco, Sarah Duke, explains the impact that she's already seeing from Brexit talks and why she changed her mind.

Leave voter, Imogen Groome: "When I voted Leave, I put an arguably naive faith in the government to negotiate a deal that would be workable for our country."

Research suggests 2.6 million people who voted for Brexit in 2016 now want to stay in the European Union.

Remainer Now, freelance journalist Chris Oram, shares why he backs a People's Vote in The Metro.

Major new analysis shows most constituencies now have majority who want to Remain.

"What have we voted for, we still don’t know. It’s a f****** travesty," the EastEnders star told the Sunday Mirror.

A tweet by a Leave voter has gone viral after he announced that he has had a rethink, and is now a Remainer campaigning for a People’s Vote on the final deal.

Before the referendum I was mainly positive about the EU. I had voted to go into the “Common Market” in 1975 at the age of 25, three years after gaining a degree and at the start of my career as a graphic designer.

I say mainly positive, because although I took advantage of the open borders to travel, enjoyed the wealth of produce we were importing and appreciated pan-European co-operation, I was greatly concerned at the prospect of a federal Europe. I was also incensed that some judgements of the EU courts were impinging on our own justice system. It seemed that we were losing our sovereignty and that worried me. Still, I didn’t really want to come out of the EU and I certainly wasn’t clamouring for a referendum.

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