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There is only one realistic way to stop Brexit
Could the UK really reverse its decision to leave?
7 things to consider if a second EU referendum takes place
If a new referendum is held, what can we expect to happen?
How the current cabinet is split over Brexit
Whilst many profess to being ardent Brexiteers, and the PM still can't make up her mind; how did the current Cabinet crop initially vote on Brexit?
