Brexit news: Theresa May's Brexit deal has brought Remainers and Brexiteers together (Image: GETTY )
Political scientist John Curtice said MPs who support Mrs May's controversial deal are outnumbered by two to one of opponents of it, who are hardline politicians on both Leave and Remain sides. He also referred to a YouGov Poll that reported shocking figures of ministers that are against the deal. Writing for the Daily Telegraph, Mr Curtice said: "One of the many problems that has faced Theresa May’s deal is that it has little public support. Polls have regularly found that opponents of the deal outnumber supporters by at least two to one.
“Only this week, YouGov reported that 46 percent oppose the deal, while only 22 percent are in favour.
"Crucially, the deal is almost as unpopular among Leave voters – whose mandate the Prime Minister is trying to fulfil - as it is among Remain supporters."
He then referred to the Remain-supports who are chasing a Norway-style and soft Brexit, both of which are unpopular with Leave voters as they would shackle the UK to the EU customs union and single market indefinitely.
Mr Curtice said: "But what of a softer Brexit? At first glance this would seem to do
