A decade after the Brexit vote, recent polls show growing regret over leaving the EU, though views on rejoining remain mixed.

We should not regret our vote in 2016. We should use it Ten years is far too long for a democratic vote to remain in the balance. It has taken a big chunk out of our collective and individual lives.

Despite polls showing that most Britons regret leaving the European Union, many others believe the case for quitting the bloc still holds. “The arguments for Brexit now are largely the same as they ...

With the fraught negotiations over Brexit continuing to embroil British politics, the nation's former prime minister, David Cameron, says his "greatest regret" is that those who advocated to stay in ...

Brexit fractured the European Union, and broke British politics. The U.K. is about to get its seventh prime minister since June 23, 2016, a decade ago Tuesday, when the country voted 52%-48% to leave ...

Thousands of Brexit protesters marched through London waving European flags and chanting “We love you EU,” as the queen urged calm after Britain’s stunning vote to quit the bloc. Demonstrators shouted ...