Six out of ten Britons want to retain EU citizenship, in addition to the UK, even after Brexit, so their right to stay, work, study and travel in the countries of the European Union, emerges from a survey by the London School of Economics of which the Observer reports. Many of them, are also willing to pay large sums of money to do so (the average figure on the answers of all the 2 thousand respondents, including disinterested Squires in the EU passport and therefore not willing to spend anything to acquire it, is 400 pounds). The 85 percent of those who want to keep these rights are aged between 18 and 24 years, and the 80 percent resides in London.
