A referendum that is giving democracy a bad name

No need for a second vote

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Those who voted Remain in the recent EU referendum are being told that they need to "get over it". The Remain camp lost and by asking for a second referendum they are being sore losers, writes Rohini Rathour, formerly a fund manager and analyst at Sarasin & Partners.

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