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Hello, welcome to a special Brexit edition of the All-Out Politics podcast.

I'm Adam Bolton, and joining me this week are Joe Carberry from Open Britain,

the deputy editor of Brexit Central, Darren Grimes, Sky News Political Correspondent, Darren McCaffrey,

and also with us is the head of Sky Data, Harry Carr. Welcome to you all.

Harry, you've been polling how we in the UK feel about the European Union. We now know Brexit has been triggered. Article 50 has been

triggered. We are two years away from leaving the European Union. How are we feeling about it?

I think generally divided is obviously the answer. We did a Sky Data Snap poll on this and found

that I think 50% of people thought they said that they were

happy, 36% sad and it's sort of noticeable that Remainers tend to be kind of slightly more in the

middle. We're slowly getting to grips and coming to accept that Brexit is going to happen.

But it's also the case that people tend to be either very happy or very sad about it.

Often in polling, you'll find people are more likely to want to hedge how they feel.

They say they're fairly happy or fairly sad about something.

That is not the case with Brexit.

So whilst there is a slow tendency for people who voted

remain to tend to be becoming more accepting of the idea that Brexit is now happening and

we need to make the best of it, it is still definitely the case that it has absolutely

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