I suppose the best news, in this truly horrible situation is that UKIP will retire and we won't see them again. I mean their separatist mission us over now, right?![]()
They'll be back as something else, Farage isn't going anywhere
I suppose the best news, in this truly horrible situation is that UKIP will retire and we won't see them again. I mean their separatist mission us over now, right?![]()
Eugh, how can leave supporters think this is a good idea? The EU is not going to give us favourable treaties and trade agreements, that would encourage other states to hold a referendum as well. It's in the EU's best interests to make negotiations as tough as possible for the UK now to dissuade more dissenters.
A short time ago, justice secretary and prominent Leave campaigner Michael Gove says David Cameron "deserves to be remembered as a great prime minister".
He stressed:
He has led this country with courage, dignity and grace. He and the chancellor rebuilt the economy. He has made opportunity more equal in our society. He has exemplified the very best in public service. He deserves to be remembered as a great prime minister."
I suppose the best news, in this truly horrible situation is that UKIP will retire and we won't see them again. I mean their separatist mission us over now, right?![]()
Unlikely but rejoining should be fairly simple for the next couple of years.
Brilliant
Can't wait until it's Germany and Turkey left(notsrs before you guys start
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EU will punish the UK (well mostly england in the end) for this decision during exit negotiations. What does England has to offer after it's out that EU needs? NOTHING. You have no idea what you've done.
Gimmigrents?
Wow, we can truly see what kind of lovely people have caused this situation.
The worlds 5th largest economy has nothing to offer. And they say the leave voters are ignorant
It would be Political suicide to suggest free movement of people from the EU now. That's no longer a reality.
Laura Kuenssberg @bbclaurak 23s24 seconds ago
Challenge to Corbyn- Margaret Hodge and Ann Coffey submit no confidence motion in Corbyn - could be voted on on Tuesday night
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France overtook us as the fifth largest economy earlier this morning.
It would be Political suicide to suggest free movement of people from the EU now. That's no longer a reality.
One of Deuse's favourite buzzwords.
I voted remain.
I'm saddened and heartbroken that lies and hatred won.