Here's why a second Brexit vote matters

Thanks to a ruling in London’s high court, the UK appears to be moving towards making a decision about what Brexit means in a more democratic way. The flaws of the first EU referendum are well known. Despite being only advisory in nature, it was immediately used by the incoming prime minister as a binding mandate. Theresa May was not elected as prime minister and her party was not elected on a Brexit programme. Yet she has tried to impose her own version of a Brexit programme on voters, largel...