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Blair demands rerun of vote on EU

FORMER prime minister Tony Blair emerged from the woodwork yesterday to call for a second EU referendum.

Speaking on Radio 4’s Today programme, Mr Blair claimed there was “absolutely no reason why we should close off any options.”

While he acknowledged that Britain had voted to leave the EU, he added a caveat, saying: “You can’t change this decision, unless it becomes clear … that the British people have had a change of mind because they have seen the reality of the alternative.”

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