The OFFICIAL 'EU Referendum Results ALL NIGHTER' Thread

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Reply 281

TimmonaPortella

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Original post by Fullofsurprises

So we now know that substantial numbers of working class people in the North are voting Leave.

To be quite honest, anyone who's ever set foot in the North could have told you this.

Reply 282

Craig1998

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Begging that the UK hasn't given into scaremongering and lack of planning from leave. Remain is the only clear way forward.

Reply 283

AperfectBalance

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WOO Leave ahead. But still nothing is decided yet.

Reply 284

Evilstr99

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It's confirmed. Clackmannanshire has declared to remain. 57.8/42.2%

Reply 285

Redmonds

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Original post by Quantex

Evening.

Bottle of single malt at the ready..... not sure if I'll be drowning my sorrows or using it to celebrate.

Nigel Farage: Remain to win. http://news.sky.com/story/1716585/nigel-farage-looks-like-remain-will-edge-it

A man of taste I see, what is your choice for tonight? I've got a choice between Oban 14 years, or some Penderyn Madeira

Reply 286

GabbytheGreek_48

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when you have school but can't sleep

Reply 287

MrSuavetopia

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Sterling has fallen immediately as a result of that Leave vote in Sunderland.

Reply 288

Thutmose-III

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Sterling has fallen against the Dollar on the latest news. The financial markets are going to have to pare back their irrational exhuberance today pushing up the pound on the arrogant belief that it was already in the bag for Remain

Reply 289

physicsphysics91

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This is now a leave thread

Reply 290

1682795

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Reply 291

Fullofsurprises

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Assuming London and Scotland go heavily for Remain as predicted, it will be decided by which way Manchester and Birmingham go.

Reply 292

Craig1998

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I love how the leavers are so happy and confident, the lead is 3,000

Reply 293

physicsphysics91

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Original post by Fullofsurprises

Assuming London and Scotland go heavily for Remain as predicted, it will be decided by which way Manchester and Birmingham go.

Isnt Bham majority leave?

Reply 294

welshiee

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Original post by Fullofsurprises

Assuming London and Scotland go heavily for Remain as predicted, it will be decided by which way Manchester and Birmingham go.

What a baseless statement. There are far more factors than the simplistic viewpoint you've given above.

Reply 295

Aj12

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Original post by Thutmose-III

Sterling has fallen against the Dollar on the latest news. The financial markets are going to have to pare back their irrational exhuberance today pushing up the pound on the arrogant belief that it was already in the bag for Remain

This was pointed out a couple of weeks ago. Although the campaigns were close and bouncing back and forth, the markets paid barely any attention to it. If we do vote leave there is going to be a lot of making up for lost time....