Sunday 2 October marks 100 days since Britain voted to leave the European Union (EU), but what do people think of this result now?
Immediately after the referendum reports indicated that there were some people feeling regretful or cautious about their decision. Research found that up to 7% of the people who voted for Brexit regretted their choice.
Since then there’s also been a rise in hate crimes, and racial tensions have been noted in some parts of the UK. Britain’s European residents have also felt increasingly uncertain since the UK decided to leave the EU.
However, some of the more dire predictions about the economy and a recession in a post-referendum Britain have failed to materialise, although there are still concerns about the cost of leaving the bloc.
How has your view changed? Do you feel you made the right choice? Has the referendum affected you? What’s the mood about the EU now? Maybe you’re a Remainer who would have voted Leave, or a Brexiter who has some regrets?
Share your story with us.
