Only Way Out Is Another Referendum, Says Creed Governance’s Maratheftis

The transcript discusses the ongoing uncertainty surrounding Brexit, highlighting the market's sentiment towards an extension and the potential for a hard Brexit. It critiques the initial referendum's lack of clarity and suggests a second referendum as a solution. The likelihood of this second referendum is debated, given Parliament's failure to define Brexit. The discussion concludes with the idea that a new referendum could offer a clear choice between a specific Brexit deal and remaining in the EU.

In what ways could the European Union's conditions for an extension change?

What does the statement 'Brexit means different things to different people' imply about public opinion?