Boris Johnson marks the 10th anniversary of the UK’s Brexit referendum, in which voters chose to leave the European Union. In comments tied to the decade milestone, Johnson says he looks back on the 2016 vote with “undiminished joy” and describes the prospect of campaigning for Britain to rejoin the EU as something only a “tiny mind” would do. The outlets providing the text focus on Johnson’s personal position rather than presenting new policy proposals or details of any formal political campaign. No additional information is included about timing, parties, or specific steps regarding rejoining the EU. Instead, the coverage emphasizes Johnson’s stance that the country should not pursue EU membership again, framing the 10-year anniversary as a moment to reaffirm the leave outcome. The accounts therefore reflect Johnson’s perspective on the vote’s legacy and offer limited factual expansion beyond the anniversary context.