THE Campaign for a Referendum on Britain’s EU membership was given a double boost yesterday.
A poll showed growing support for a national vote on the issue.
And 100,000 people signed a petition backing the call. It echoes growing frustration with more and more powers being handed over to Brussels.
Six out of ten adults said they would welcome a chance to decide whether we quit Europe.
This is twice the number opposed to a straight in-out referendum. Voters have also lost faith in politicians to work for our best interests in Europe.
About 71 per cent don’t trust MEPs to put our country first, according to the YouGov poll. It compares with 23 per cent who have any trust in our politicians.
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