How do views of Brexit differ between England, Scotland and Wales, 10 years since the referendum?

What future relationship do English, Scottish and Welsh people want with the EU?

With the publics in England, Scotland and Wales all seeing Brexit as a failure, what kind of future relationship do they want with the EU?

Sizeable majorities in all three countries – 74% in Scotland, 70% in Wales and 59% in England – would support Britain having a closer relationship with Europe, without rejoining the EU, single market or customs union itself.

Only marginally smaller majorities in England (54%) and Scotland (70%) back rejoining the EU, while in Wales the number wanting to reverse Brexit drops more noticeably, to 59%.

But when it comes to rejoining the EU without Britain’s former opt-outs, as some EU officials have suggested would be the case if the UK wanted to regain its membership, only the Scottish public still tend to support rejoin, by a narrower margin of 51% to 33%.

In England and Wales, just 34-37% of the public would support rejoining if the UK were required to join the Euro and participate in the Schengen passport-free travel zone, while a greater 44% would oppose EU membership on these terms.

Nonetheless, support for Britian’s current relationship with Europe remaining where it is stands at just 30% in England, 27% in Wales and 21% in Scotland, while even fewer (11-21%) would like to see Britain further loosen its ties with the EU further.