took to social media with a surprising verdict following YouGov’s latest statistics about .
According to the market research company, the “belief that Britain was right to vote to leave the EU” has fallen to a new low of 30 percent.
YouGov posted on their official account: “The number of Britons saying the UK was right to vote to leave the EU has hit its lowest level since the referendum, ahead of the fifth anniversary of on Friday (January 31).
The broadcaster reposted the findings and added his own thoughts as Piers stated: “It’s now painfully obvious hasn’t worked and is actively harming us economically.
“(It didn’t even control our b****y borders!) Given the British people would clearly vote overwhelmingly to go back into the EU, we should have another referendum.”
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Piers Morgan re-opened conversations about a second referendum (Image: YouTube )
Alongside these statistics, YouGov revealed that 55 percent support rejoining the EU, 50 percent would rejoin the single market, and 48 percent wanted to rejoin the customs union.
The company added that 27 percent chose the status quo, while 19 percent wanted to loosen ties further.
Piers has previously been open with his thoughts on and revealed that he was among the 48.11 percent who voted to remain.
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It’s now painfully obvious Brexit hasn’t worked, and is actively harming us economically. (It didn’t even control our bloody borders!) Given the British people would clearly vote overwhelmingly to go back into the EU, we should have another referendum.
— Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan)
In 2019, the 59-year-old shared: “ I voted Remain,” but warned about the possibility of the British public returning to the polls.
Piers added: “But if there’s a 2nd Referendum before we even try to honour the result of the 1st, then I will vote Leave purely as a protest against this ongoing attempt to defy and destroy British democracy. I suspect I’m not alone. #.”
During an LBC appearance later that year, he echoed these sentiments and told presenter Ruth Davidson: “I voted to Remain and I would vote to Remain again. I’m not a great fan of . However, I’m a much bigger fan of democracy.
“And to me, was the only major party candidate who was offering to honour democracy and to respect the fact that 17.4 million people had voted to leave the .”