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Brexit petition set to break record “by end of today” as 3 million sign in 48 hours

A petition calling for the government to revoke Article 50 has hit three million signatures and is set to surpass the previous record by the end of the day today. Millions of people have added their name to the petition in the last 48 hours after Theresa May delivered a disheartening speech to the nation […]

Jack Peat by Jack Peat
2019-03-22 12:08
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A petition calling for the government to revoke Article 50 has hit three million signatures and is set to surpass the previous record by the end of the day today.

Millions of people have added their name to the petition in the last 48 hours after Theresa May delivered a disheartening speech to the nation earlier this week.

Nine in ten Brits now say her handling of the Brexit negotiations a “national humiliation”, with just seven per cent saying it has not while three percent answered “don’t know”.

At its current growth rate, the current petition is set to smash the previous UK petitions record, set in March 2019.

Andrew Adonis projected it could reach five million signatures by the end of today, dwarfing the previous record of 4,150,260.

The landmark could be hit on the eve – or perhaps even the day – of protests in London which are expected to pull hundreds of thousands of people.

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Organised by the People’s Vote campaign, the rally on March 23 is expected to be similar to October’s huge demo at which reportedly 700,000 people are thought to have turned out.

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