What would UK voters be asked in a referendum on the Brexit deal?

Analysis: As the case grows for giving the public the Final Say on Brexit, Sean O’Grady looks at the question of The Question

One option would be to reuse the ballot paper from 2016

While a Final Say referendum is probably now inevitable, it begs some questions of its own. As the various other immediate options – the May deal, no deal, a general election – proceed to be successively rejected by the House of Commons, the referendum will emerge as the last resort. So the question of The Question will soon assume a central importance in British politics. It is itself fraught with presuppositions and prejudices of its own.

One option would be to reuse the question put in the 2016 referendum, with a simple “X” in a box for the voter’s preference:

Should the United Kingdom remain a member of the European Union or leave the European Union?