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Hull Daily Mail

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November 04, 2025

IT'S time the likes of Gwyneth Auty, Peter Brown and the rest of the remain fraternity stopped blaming Brexit for everything.

- Peter Auty.

Brexit was the vote by the population of the UK, the majority voted to leave the EU, in a democratic society that should have been the end of it.

Blaming Brexit for all the problems this country has is very unfair and monotonous rhetoric.

Since the 2016 vote, it is poor governance, poor negotiations and the stance taken by the EU after the realisation that the coffers were going to be a few billion short each year took umbrance and decide that the UK would get the worst of all deals, in effect cutting their own throat and making things far more difficult for the UK than they needed to be.

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