Manchester votes remain, not enough in it though. Only 60-40.
EU Referendum Results Thread | Leave have won, Cameron resigns
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that is scary! i mean it will probably bounce back a bit when everyone calms down a bit but its scary.
It's ok, Boris will apologise.
Good post.
I remember getting told 2 years ago to vote 'no' because our place in the EU depended on it and we may not get back in if we left. That's pretty funny now...
And like you say, I can't see any justification either. We're a culturally different country to England and this is shown every GE/referendum and yet the will of our people is rendered utterly irrelevant. That alone should be enough of a justification for people.
£ almost down to a 30 year low already 
And considering how Italian her voice sounds, she's probably going to be getting deported next Tuesday too.
On a wider scale a leave vote could boost far right parties across Europe, as well as Donald Trump's campaign. Scary times ahead.
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Bookie odds available right now on a LEAVE win. Been getting shorter every 20 mins!
Bookie odds available right now on a LEAVE win. Been getting shorter every 20 mins!
We're fecked
Labour went downhill once they gave the wrong Milliband the job.
Not enough in Manchester to bridge the gap. Will wait around for a few minutes for Birmingham and then call it a night.
Last time you did this there were two heavy losses just after
I've admitted defeat, now I'm just using this to acknowledge the decent parts of the country.
The problem is that Labour are attributing their decline to any single figure, whether that be Miliband or Corbyn. This runs far deeper for the party.
David wouldn't have made a jot of difference.
sounds like the remaining country's in the EU might shoot themselfs in the foot to stop other country's leaving
Uncertainty does that. It will come back.£ almost down to a 30 year low already
Genuinely not sure he planned on Leave winning.
Yep
Wow I really didn't expect this, I think a lot of people might regret what they have done today in a couple of years.
I can't actually believe this is happening.
I have never seen a more lethargic and uninspiring leader than Corbyn.
Quite a few people I knew voted leave because they thought "it's fixed and it wont make a difference".
Im going to call it.
REMAIN have won.
REMAIN have won.
He's a self serving cnut, I'm fuming now
Cameron should be crucified. Why this was ever left for Joe Bloggs to decide escapes me.
I'm from Huddersfield- the talk in that region from working class white people is that they want to limit immigration 'take back control of our borders'.
Also Anjem Choudary saying he backs the EU because of protections against deportations was seen as a reason to leave..
If you mean the Sports Direct story, the company has a policy of treating it's workers like shit- a friend on my facebook was using this as a reason why the EU is shit
Obviously the EU promotes employment rights - https://www.tuc.org.uk/sites/default/files/UK employment rights and the EU.pdf
It's upto the UK to enforce these, the EU doesn't police it's members in the first instance..
The leave rep talking to Dimbleby is insufferable.
@Damien - can you call it for redcafe so we can all go to bed?
Decent chance he'd be PM now, though. And if he was PM, no referendum.
Not that it fixes the structural problems for the party, but we wouldn't, as a country, be about to jump off a bridge.
Yeah, I mean it feels like every single Better Together argument is now utter horseshit.
- Labour told us not to leave due to a Tory government, because they would take power in 2015. The Tories got a majority.
- Tories and Labour told us we were safe in the EU within the UK, and that going independent risked this. We are now going to leave the EU, after comments that there wouldn't be a referendum.
- We were laughed at when Boris Johnson was suggested as a future Prime Minister. He is now the favourite to be the next Prime Minister.
- And the biggest of all: the economic argument. Even I had my consistent doubts regarding this. But now, we're seeing the pound fall, and absurd economic uncertainty within Britain. How does a No campaign then argue that their option offers economic security?
Won't the pound just bounce back to normal in a week/month?
Fair fecks mate.
Now don't hate me, but I voted leave possibly for similar reasons a lot of Scots went for independence; sovereignty, I believe in local rule.
I can't believe being pro EU has become such a left wing thing, I can't get my head around socialists who want centralised power far, far away.
That said, I'm Cornish and a bit proud, but I wouldn't want independence here like some call for.
...and despite having voted leave today, I'm panicking now.
You chose that shirt to appear on television in
I bloody hope not. The police were stretched beyond capacity and violence occurred unchecked. A friend of a friend actually joined an FB organised group of volunteers to defend the streets of Enfield Town. In the end, they just walked up and down the high street before heading to the pub.
Where can Remain even get 500k from?
Meh, I'm still not sure. Referendum still happens, so Scotland still turns against Labour. At best, Labour sneak a minority. Even if we don't see a referendum though, it's still looming there in the background, giving UKIP more time to gain support. We'd possibly have seen Miliband in 2020 doing what Dave did last year - offering an EU referendum to try and keep dissenters to UKIP happy.
Cardiff 60% 40% remain