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News from Malta UK voters should make final Brexit decision if talks with EU collapse - pollIf Brexit talks break down without a deal, half of Britons believe the final decision over whether to leave the European Union should be taken by the public in a referendum, according to a survey of more than 10,000 people published on Friday. The YouGov poll, conducted July 31-August 7 and commissioned by the pro-referendum "People's Vote" campaign, found 45% of voters supported holding a new referendum whatever the outcome of talks with the EU, while 34% opposed it. If negotiations with the EU fail to produce a trade deal, 50% said the public should vote on whether to leave the bloc anyway, while 25% said lawmakers should decide by voting in parliament. "Across the spectrum, the message from voters in this survey is clear: if the government and parliament can't sort out Brexit, the people should," said Peter Kellner, a former president of YouGov. With less than eight months until Britain is due to leave the EU, Prime Minister Theresa May has yet to find a plan for future ties that pleases both sides of her divided party and is acceptable to negotiators in Brussels. She has proposed a compromise that would keep Britain in a free trade zone with the EU for manufactured and... More news from MALTA Project seeks to instil heritage awareness from a young age Fondazzjoni Wirt Artna (FWA) and Bank of Valletta are collaborating on the '˜Hands on Heritage' for the 21st consecutive year. ... Restored railway carriage is back at Birkirkara station The only surviving Malta Railway carriage has returned to Birkirkara station after a five-year restoration project. The Birkir... Online tool now helps creditors identify those facing insolvency The Courts of Justice, in partnership with the Registrar of Companies, has acquired an EU grant to develop an integrated Nation... 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