The Brexit debate is quietly entering a new phase, shaped less by the 2016 referendum itself and more by the generation that was largely excluded from it. Fresh polling suggests a striking shift among younger Britons, with a clear majority now supporting the idea of rejoining the European Union and many backing a new national vote to revisit Brexit altogether.
At the centre of this shift is a growing sense that Brexit is no longer a settled political chapter, but an unresolved question re-emerging through generational change.
