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Thread: There's nothing inevitable about Brexit - the British people have the right to change their mind if Brexit is not what was promised
The Govt has commissioned secret legal advice that says if the UK wishes to revoke Article 50 it is free to do so theguardian.com/politics/2017/… /2
Brexit is hugely more complex than people were told it would be - they were told it would be straightforward by Boris & co and it isn't /3
Many of the promises Boris, Gove, Fox & other Leavers made – like the £350m extra per week for the NHS – clearly won’t be delivered /4
Increasingly voters ask: if the final UK/EU deal looks materially different to what they were promised, can the UK decide to halt Brexit? /5
Worth remembering: so many Leave campaigners asserted again and again that if you vote for Brexit, the UK will get a great EU Deal /6
Legally, there is nothing inevitable about the Brexit process - the UK retains the right to change its mind bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotla… /7
Politically, EU partners have indicated they have no objections to the UK changing its mind if it thats what the British people want /8
The legal advice to Govt on whether the British people can change their mind on Brexit should be published. There should be no cover up /9
In this Brexit process - which is more complex than thought, with promises turning out to be undeliverable- the people deserve the facts /10
