Paris attacks drive majority of Britons to back leaving EU – poll

‘More than half of all Britons would vote to leave the European Union were a referendum on UK membership held today, a new poll carried out in the wake of the Paris attacks has revealed.
The ORB survey, carried out for the Independent, showed that 52 percent of voters in the UK would support Britain leaving the EU, while only 48 percent would vote to stay.

The results show a marked shift on previous polls conducted over the summer, which showed a majority of Brits in favor of remaining in the EU.

The results come after Prime Minister David Cameron launched his terms for the renegotiation of Britain’s relationship with the EU, which he hopes he will manage before he calls a nationwide referendum before the end of 2017.’

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