There are the die hards on both sides, who were absolutely of that persuaion beforehand and will never change their minds. There are also a small number of people who have felt bad about one or other aspect of the decision a it has impacted them or their close circle and will change their vote. But having changed, they won't change now.

My guesss would be that a new referendum would be 55 - 45 remain now. After all, there has been a 6 - 7% turnover in the electorate in the last 3 year and the newbies are more remain

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but even worse it's the almost daily sins of ommission where stories that are picked up by almost every body else simply don't make it onto the BBC if they show the Tories in a bad light.

but they're willing to believe anybody who slags off the Labour party.

It's just laughable. In fact, it's so bad that, as that story shows, people are more likely to see the online debate about the BBC bias than they are the original story. They're losing more credibility each and every day. It's very sad. I used to be proud to have worked at the BBC, but even as I left the warning signs that all was not well were there.
 

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