'Paladins brexit win debate '

london - The proponents of a British departure from the European Union said Tuesday during a large BBC debate more impression on viewers than the opponents. That conclusion withdrew YouGov research, commissioned by The Times nearly 1,200 people asked for their opinion.

Of surveyed viewers showed 39 percent of supporters of 'brexit' as winners of the debate, 34 percent thought that the opponents did better. But it does not seem to be decisive as Britons go to the polls Thursday. The same survey is to ensure that both camps are in balance: 40 percent would want to stay in the EU, 41 percent. Earlier polls gave the 'brexiteers' a small lead.

Boris Johnson, the public Tuesday,, independence 'held out the prospect, the most frequently mentioned as the best debater of the night (23 percent). Ruth Davidson, a Scottish Conservative for EU membership was 22 percent of the respondents the most convincing.
  
    
     
      
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During the debate, it was mostly about immigration. The recently appointed Mayor of London Sadiq Khan, the successor to Johnson, accused to be the brexit camp working project,, hatred '.