One sentence I never thought I'd read in an EU Referendum thread.
EU Referendum Results Thread | Leave have won, Cameron resigns
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Jesus less than 3000 votes in it on BBC this is ridiculous.
Beeb
Liverpool declare
58.2% for remain, will get numbers when I can
58.2% for remain, will get numbers when I can
As a Manchester United supporter, the first time I've had pride over Liverpool.
I don't know where Ribble Valley even is, but it can feck off and never come back.
Islington? This won't be pretty.
Ribble Valley, Mole Valley. These places aren't real.
Least the scousers see sense
25% of regions in and it's literally 50:50!!!!
Irrespective of what the result of this vote is, both the Conservative and Labour parties have some serious internal questions to answer.
Good stuff.
His legacy is ruined, whatever the vote ends up as. His politicking has completely divided the country.
Will that extend to their desires to extend their stay? I mean, one of my closest friends is looking to do a three year degree in London. That'll be largely useless for him if he's subsequently sent back home, once he's done.
Liverpool puts Remain back in the lead.
Couldn't even vote, fecking useless transport
Scouser remain!!! 58:42
I am hoping that London's suburbs provide a stiffer challenge for Remain.
Yeah. Namely, "What's the point in our existence?", and "What's the cheapest way to disband?"
Wyre Forrest? Why are trees allowed to vote?
Serious question because I'm clueless.
After the referendum does it then have to go through a vote in parliament? Could the House of Lords say "get to feck you bunch of twunts we are staying"? How does it work?
After the referendum does it then have to go through a vote in parliament? Could the House of Lords say "get to feck you bunch of twunts we are staying"? How does it work?
Five times, five times!
Good job, Liverpool - You actually won something.
Good job, Liverpool - You actually won something.
Big for remain
disenfranchised rural, Ribble is Yorkshire Dales I think
So for whichever side loses can they start pushing for a new referendum or otherwise try to overturn the outcome?
Fair play to you Liverpool. #WordsINeverThoughtIdSay
Remain back in the lead by 30k.
Pretty sure the decision is final. Although apparently it will take about 2 years to negotiate out of the EU.
Referendum isn't legally binding from what I've heard but disobeying the results would be political suicide. Doesn't go through a parliament vote.
I genuinely think we would see riots again.
Was expected though. That was always going to be a huge Remain vote.
Trees are people too.
Technically there is no legal requirement for the referendum to be acted on.
It's just me and 3 Poles in work tomorrow, I'm concerned they're going to get deported and leave me to do all the bloody work.
The Union is finished imo. Scotland will inevitably want out. Soon Wales will soon start fancying it. You can't justify quitting the EU totally if 50% of people vote to stay in. Any acceptance of free movement which is inevitable will drive the other 50% to the right.
All this because Cameron had to win the last election. But to be fair, it's been coming for a long time. England is very different to Scotland and Englad itself is divided.
It is accepted custom that they honour the result of a referendum and the spirit in which it was intended.
I believe it does but that's not going to happen for obvious reasons
It's not actually binding, but there's no way they'll back out. Shame really.