Here’s how many people in Tayside and Fife have signed the petition to revoke Article 50
An online petition urging the UK Government to cancel Brexit has passed five million signatures.
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Revoke Article 50 petition reaches ONE MILLION signatures – see how many backed it in your area
A petition demanding that Brexit is stopped has reached one million signatures - including thousands in Tayside and Fife.
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