United Kingdom Referendum on European Union Membership

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Someone said the referendum was not legally binding. I don't think UK will exit the EU regardless but will probably go back to the negotiating table. It's a shame people are blaming the EU for the mess Tories caused. If there is a snap election, I think Corbyn will need to shine more.

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Wow, I am shocked! I am sad at the result. The uncertainty is so worrying.

I think a lot of Labour leavers are still going to vote Labour. To be honest with you, UKIP is pretty much done now and I do not think they will gain in the long run. If the Wales Assembly election was any barometer, Labour still held out pretty well. I think as someone said, this was not a vote based on party loyalties. Once the next general comes around and the new focus on UKIP becomes their disastrous libertarian economic policies, they will lose a lot of support. Strangely enough, Is it just me or does a lot of their main signature policies seem like a lot of the pro-EU centre right parties in Eastern Europe? Like flatter taxes and balanced budgets? Jeez, help us all.

And just to add, do you think that if Cameron had made Scotland Independence an issue, would we have seen England edge out a Remain victory?

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And it begins:

Sources at Morgan Stanley tell BBC it's already begun process of moving 2,000 London based investment banking staff to Dublin or Frankfurt.

RIP The City

Oh great.