Which of the approaches below should the UK take in trade negotiations with countries we consider our allies?

Which of the approaches below should the UK take in trade negotiations with countries we consider our allies? Published on 15 March 2019 → Survey conducted on 15 March 2019 on 7290 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

To try and get the most mutually beneficial deal, even if that is not the best possible deal the UK could have got for itself

44%

To try and get the best deal for the UK, even if the other side doesn't feel like they got a good deal

35%

Don't know

21%

To try and get the most mutually beneficial deal, even if that is not the best possible deal the UK could have got for itself

44%

To try and get the best deal for the UK, even if the other side doesn't feel like they got a good deal

35%

Don't know

21%

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