Former British Prime Minister David Cameron believes that Britain should hold a second referendum on Britain's withdrawal from the EU. Can the second referendum stay in the EU?

The second trip may leave Europe. Former British Prime Minister David Cameron thinks Britain should leave the EU for the second time. Not only that, the newly appointed Prime Minister Johnson is also trying to leave the European Union. The process of Britain's withdrawal from the EU is long and difficult. After the first referendum on Britain's withdrawal from the EU, the process of Britain's withdrawal from the EU stagnated.

This was after Cameron resigned on 20 16 due to Britain's withdrawal from the EU. He will publish his memoir "Record" on September 20 19 19. In 20 16, Cameron led the camp to stay in Europe, trying to keep Britain in the EU, but voters decided to leave the EU by 52% to 48% in the referendum. He does not regret holding a referendum on Britain's exit from the EU, but admits that some people "will never forgive themselves".

Melen said that the result of the referendum voted against Conservative MPs who had no agreement to leave the EU. He pointed out that Britain's withdrawal from the EU without agreement will produce cakes, and a second referendum should be considered. "I don't think this option can be ruled out because we are in a dilemma. I won't say that the second referendum will happen or should happen. I'm just saying that we can't categorically rule out options because we have to break the deadlock. " He said that he is very worried about Britain's next step and imagines the consequences of leaving the EU without agreement every day.

In 20 16, the failure of Britain to leave the European Union led to the resignation of Prime Minister David Cameron. President Johnson, who was recently elected, is considering leaving the European Union and has formulated some policies to leave the European Union. The referendum on Brexit also plays a decisive role. The British people are still very concerned about the success of Britain's withdrawal from the European Union.