Editorial: Brexiters may well be frustrated but their rhetoric of betrayal, sabotage and treason is fuelling a dangerously febrile atmosphere
It is a measure of how fevered British politics has become that many MPs speak of holding elections to the European parliament as a calamity to be avoided at all costs. It would certainly be an unusual exercise for a country committed to leaving the EU, but there are worse things that could happen to a democracy than its citizens having an opportunity to vote.
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