Remainers seek voice in UK's post-Brexit cacophony

FILE PHOTO: Anti-Brexit protester Steve Bray is asked by police officers to leave outside entrance to Downing Street in London, Britain December 24, 2020. REUTERS/Henry Nicholls/File Photo

LONDON (Reuters) - UK Remainers may take a crumb of comfort as Prime Minister Boris Johnson, elected on a promise to "Get Brexit Done", sees his poll support dive after a string of scandals.

But a year after Britain left the European Union, even the most ardent of pro-EU backers accept the divorce was so complete that it could take years to win back anything like the relationship with Europe they would find acceptable.