Dominic Grieve, Claire Hanna and Alastair Campbell attend anti-Brexit rally in Belfast

The speaker advocates for a People's Vote on Brexit, arguing that the situation has evolved significantly since the 2016 referendum. They express their unchanged stance as a remainer and highlight the democratic void and misrepresentation in current politics. The speaker calls for a new public vote to ensure true democratic representation and concludes with a rallying cry for action.

What does the speaker suggest as the sensible way to address the difficulties faced since the 2016 referendum?

• To ignore the referendum results

• To hold a new public vote

• To leave the EU immediately

• To negotiate a new deal with the EU

How does the speaker describe their attempt to change their opinion on leaving the EU?

• They remained neutral

• They decided to support leaving the EU

• They became more convinced it was a mistake

• They found many positive aspects

What does the speaker believe about the 2016 referendum result?

• It was a clear mandate to leave the EU

• It should be completely ignored

• It should be respected but revisited

• It was a mistake and should be reversed

According to the speaker, what is the current state of democracy in the context of Brexit?

• It is being misrepresented

• It is functioning perfectly

• It is stronger than ever

• It is irrelevant to the Brexit process

What does the speaker urge people to do regarding the people's vote?

• To ignore it

• To wait for the next election

• To fight for it and win

• To accept the current situation