The OFFICIAL 'EU Referendum Results ALL NIGHTER' Thread

@Proximo


Hi. Could you input my prediction? Thanks. Leave 65% : Remain 35%

The Manchester Evening News are normally neutral but backed remain last week so it might sway it there.

Looks very bad for remain atm

Leave in the lead

Was that "exit poll" just to try and stabalise the markets?

GBP/USD collapsed but has come back up a bit now.

A remain dead cat? Or still alive...

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

I don't care if the pound becomes weaker. People should realise that GDP alone is no true indicator of Quality of Life, and there are several countries that frequently rank higher than us in indexes yet have lower GDP.

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

There is deep trepidation, swearing and talk of whisky among Labour MPs in the North tonight as they watch how their local counts are going. Something seismic is happening to the Labour vote, which is going to have serious effects whether or not Britain votes to leave. Labour MPs are wondering whether they have been totally ‘****ed’ by this referendum. They are likely to bleed votes to Ukip and the Tories in seats formerly considered their heartlands as a result of having campaigned for Remain and therefore giving their constituents the impression that they no longer understand them or appreciate their worries about immigration.

Even in areas expected to vote leave, like Sunderland, the vote has been much bigger than expected. Other Labour MPs representing core areas for their parties are confident that their seats are going to vote leave by a large margin.

Jamie Reed, Labour MP for Copeland, has been warning about the party’s identity crisis in its heartlands for years. He is clearly frustrated, telling Coffee House:

‘This referendum has exacerbated the already enormous divisions within our country. It has not caused the divisions, but it has widened and exposed them. The nation can see that the Tories are riven down the middle. Whatever the result, the country must change and without doubt, there is a crystal clear need for fundamental change within the Labour Party: fundamental and rapid. In or out of the EU, this is an inescapable fact from which the party cannot continue to hide.’