A majority of Leave voters now believe May's Brexit deal will be bad for Britain

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• More than half (51%) of Leave voters and two-thirds (65%) of the public now believe the outcome of Brexit negotiations will be bad for Britain, according to a Sky poll.
• Almost four fifths of the public think May is handling Brexit badly.
• The poll shows that dissatisfaction with the government's Brexit approach is sky-rocketing.
• A majority of voters back a second referendum.

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LONDON —  A majority of voters who voted to leave the European Union now believe that the outcome of Brexit negotiations will be bad for Britain, according to a new poll.

The Sky poll found that 51% of Leave voters and 65% of all voters believe that Theresa May will secure a bad deal for the country when she returns from Brussels later this year — an increase 0f 15 percentage points since the same poll was run last year.

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