Yes they both could, that is parliamentary democracy. Referenda have no legal or constitutional force in the UK even if sometimes parties choose to accept the results (View Post)

Not really, our system is based on representative parliamentary democracy not direct democracy and referendum. We were still in the EU for years after the 2016 EU referendum Leave vote, it changed no… (View Post)

We left by MPs vote in late 2019, not referendum, we were still in the EU for over 3 years after the 2016 EU referendum vote. No reason we cannot rejoin by MPs vote too if Labour won a general electi… (View Post)

Technically it isn't, MPs rejected Brexit for 3 years after 2016 and the 2017 general election produced a hung parliament so may could not deliver it. Only Boris' landslide Conservative maj… (View Post)

54% for rejoin is hardly a big margin for rejoining the EU especially with that vote split amongst Labour, the LDs and Greens. The 62% for having a closer relationship with the EU without rejoining i… (View Post)