Will There Be Another Brexit Referendum?

Summary

Alastair Campbell and Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg discuss the likelihood of another Brexit referendum, the internal Conservative Party divisions over Europe, and the difficulties governments face implementing referendum outcomes. The conversation is purely political and does not address specific market or investment implications.

• Alastair Campbell argues a new Brexit referendum is unlikely in the near term due to unsettled UK politics and EU reluctance.
• Jacob Rees-Mogg reflects on Conservative Party splits over Europe since the 1990s and the absence of a coherent post-referendum plan.
• The speakers highlight how the Leave campaign lacked a unified implementation blueprint, creating political chaos.
• Mishal Husain moderates the event, steering the discussion toward party impact and historical decision-making.