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Didn't see 'No Vote' on the options list!!

You seem here to be accepting that a new referendum would result in a remain vote here. Is that right? If that really is your view, and you're of the opinion that people have changed their mind because of what they now know - then surely you must accept that the fairest (most democratic) way...

That's just your interpretation of what a referendum is. It is not defined that way in any dictionary I know of (samples below) - nowhere is it said that you can only hold one referendum on a topic. It might be different if the legislation setting up the referendum included something like...

A second referendum would be the most democratic way of determining the country's next step. The initial (advisory) referendum was 'do you want to leave the EU?'. A second referendum would basically be along the lines of 'we have more information now, this is the best deal we're likely to get...

This isn't something I was aware of, but interested me. I couldn't actually find any 'law' as such - just guidance from local authorities, but they do refer to toy safety regulations, so I'm assuming there is something specific. I did find some international standards adopted (but not in law)...

I'm actually beginning to think that the deal might get through. MPs are quite well known for a lot of hot air and bluster - but then meekly doing what they're told to when it comes to voting. A lot of the ardent leavers have said they won't vote for the deal because it's not strong enough -...

We could be in a position where the deal fails to get through Parliament. They'll be scared stiff of leaving with no deal, so will go for a second referendum. The EU will gladly extend the Article 50 timeline if there's a chance we'll remain. We then have a second referendum where the people...