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Full question: Boris Johnson said earlier this year the EU could ”go whistle” over its demand for Britain to pay an ”extortionate” Brexit ‘divorce bill’, meaning the UK would not pay the amount the EU reportedly wanted. In light of the UK Government indicating it will pay a £50bn ”divorce bill” to the EU, do you think Boris Johnson should apologise for his comment?

All questions relevant to this website that were asked on the same poll:

• Should the United Kingdom remain a member of the European Union, or leave the European Union? (Asked after the referendum)
• Would you support or oppose having a second EU referendum to vote on the exit deal when the details are known?
• Do you think you will be better or worse off as a result of Brexit?
• How likely would you be to vote in another EU referendum? (0-10 scale)
• Do you approve or disapprove of the UK agreeing to pay £50bn to the EU as part of a Brexit ‘divorce bill’?
• How much do you think the government should pay as a ‘divorce bill’ for leaving the EU?
• Do you feel excited or fearful about leaving the EU?
• Do you think it would be best for the UK economy for Britain to pay £50bn to secure a trade deal with the EU, or for Britain to pay nothing and leave with no trade deal?
• Do you think the UK or the EU has been more successful in the Brexit negotiations?
• Do you think David Davis or Michel Barnier is doing a better job of negotiating Brexit?
• In light of the UK Government indicating it will pay a £50bn ‘divorce bill’ to the EU, do you think Boris Johnson should apologise for saying earlier this year that the EU could ‘go whistle’ over its demand for Britain to pay an ‘extortionate’ Brexit ‘divorce bill’?
• Do you think the NHS will get more or less money as a result of leaving the EU?
• Has Theresa May performed well or badly during the Brexit negotiations?
• Has Boris Johnson performed well or badly during the Brexit negotiations?
• Has David Davis performed well or badly during the Brexit negotiations?
• Thinking about the £50bn divorce bill Theresa May has indicated Britain will pay the EU, do you agree or disagree that the UK is paying this £50bn because the EU is stronger than the UK?
• Thinking about the £50bn divorce bill Theresa May has indicated Britain will pay the EU, do you agree or disagree that Theresa May will have to agree to the UK paying £50bn because she is weak after the results of the 2017 election?
• Thinking about the £50bn divorce bill Theresa May has indicated Britain will pay the EU, do you agree or disagree that the UK is paying the £50bn to honour its commitments to the EU and create the best chance of having a positive future relationship with the EU?
• Thinking about the £50bn divorce bill Theresa May has indicated Britain will pay the EU, do you agree or disagree that the EU is demanding £50bn because they want to punish the UK for leaving?
• Thinking about the £50bn divorce bill Theresa May has indicated Britain will pay the EU, do you agree or disagree that the UK is paying £50bn to the EU because that is what the UK owes the EU?
• What is your opinion on whether the UK’s trade talks with the EU will result in a deal?
• Would you prefer a ‘hard’ Brexit involving leaving the EU single market and customs union, or a ‘soft’ Brexit not involving leaving the EU single market and customs union?
• Do you think that Brexit will actually happen and we will be leaving the EU, or that Brexit will not actually happen and we will not leave the EU in the end?
• If Jeremy Corbyn was Prime Minister instead of Theresa May, do you think the UK would get a better or worse Brexit deal?