No deal Brexit slowly making roots stronger

No deal Brexit slowly making roots stronger
An anti-Brexit demonstrator stands outside the Houses of Parliament as a van carrying a screen calling for a "People's Vote", opposing Brexit, drives past, in London, Britain on Jan. 16, 2019. The British government faces a vote of no confidence today. Image Credit: IANS
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More Britons will back leaving the European Union without a deal after the European Union offered a delay to Brexit, the former leader of the United Kingdom Independence Party Nigel Farage said on Friday. "It's a very, very clear majority (to leave with no-deal) and it's gaining a few per cent every week," Farage told BBC radio.

"I'll predict that in the wake of what happened last night here, understanding that we are not leaving on March 29, that number will grow," Farage said. Farage said he would lead the newly formed Brexit Party into the European parliamentary elections if Britain takes part.

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