BRITAIN’S bitter Brexit divide is laid bare in two startling maps showing how the country would look if sliced into Remain or Leave strongholds. In recent months the campaign for a second ...

The map starkly reflects Brexiteer strongholds such as Castle Point, Essex, where 75.6 percent voted leave which was the third-highest Brexit vote of any local authority.

The Brexit fault-line cuts directly across traditional party lines and pits warring factions in the major parties against each other. When it comes to British political identities, “Remain” and “Leave ...

DESPITE Scotland voting to Remain in the European Union, just 3.5 per cent of Scots want a second referendum on Brexit.

This distorted map shows the regions of Britain that voted most heavily for Brexit By Will Martin 2017-06-03T07:50:00Z ...

How Brexit has redrawn Britain’s political map Political fault lines are coalescing around the Leave-Remain schism, and that’s even before Brexit really starts reshaping the UK economy.

Readers have their say on reversing Brexit – from rejoining EU ‘tomorrow’ to ‘letting more time pass’ - YOUR VIEWS: Our ...

The basics of Brexit, ... The options offered to voters were broad and vague — Remain or Leave — and Mr. Cameron was convinced that Remain would win handily. ... See a detailed map of the vote.

David Cameron has visited the most Eurosceptic region in the UK in an attempt to convince voters there to opt to remain in the European Union. A Sky Data study shows that East Anglia is the most ...

These five places have had the most signatures for the petition to the Government asking to remain in the EU ...