The OFFICIAL 'EU Referendum Results ALL NIGHTER' Thread

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Reply 700

sulaimanali

Renfrewshire votes in!

@skynews

Reply 701

Sun_Bear

Brexit - Birmingham, Remain will win on 55 to 60% (BBC report)

Reply 702

TimmonaPortella

Steerpike: 'It's beginning to kick-off in the Labour party. As the disappointing results come in, Chris Bryant has had enough. The Shadow Commons Leader is quoted by a Press Association reporter as taking a swipe at Ed Miliband after he saw the former Labour leader defending his party on the BBC over the results. 'I might go and punch him because he's a tosspot and he left the party in the state it's in,' Bryant is quoted as saying at the Stronger In referendum party. If the bad results for Remain continue, expect more of this to come...'

Reply 703

JamesN88

Original post by jneill

Wandsworth expected soon. Come on Londonistas you can do this....

Let's hope.

I know it's early but it looks like it's slipping away.

Reply 704

ChaoticButterfly

Leave is really overperforming in the area sthat have been ****ed over by globalisation and "centrism" politics.

Reply 705

The Roast

Original post by sulaimanali

Hope we remain!

You better start crossing every single strand of hair on your scalp.

Reply 706

_BigDawg_Bruh

Original post by Midlander

I was on a project for a new way to process petroleum into fine chemicals. University level research, which is what it was, is publicly funded in the main.

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It's funny you mention that because I am a petroleum engineer, but I don't need government funding for what I do.

Reply 707

Midlander

Original post by Sun_Bear

Brexit - Birmingham, Remain will win on 55 to 60% (BBC report)

Surprise surprise that areas to have actually experienced immigration aren't as easily deceived by Farage.

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Reply 708

Doones

Original post by Sun_Bear

Leave campaigns on fire! The immigrants are terrified!... Leave campaigns on fire! The immigrants are terrified!...

I thought that resident EU immigrants were protected under the Vienna Convention (or some such). And Leave had promised they wouldn't be sent "home".

Or is that another Leave Lie...?

Reply 709

_Dreamville_

REMAIN - 48.39%/663,148
LEAVE - 51.61%/707,195

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Reply 710

swagyolo420

Leave voters are clueless... How are so many people so blind?

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Reply 711

physicsphysics91

Original post by AneebMalik

if we get a leave victory Nando's will be closing down out from the UK as it happens - they say its highly likely......DO YOU KNOW WHAT THIS MEANS?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!!?

More local UK businesses can do well.

Reply 712

Midlander

Original post by _BigDawg_Bruh

It's funny you mention that because I am a petroleum engineer, but I don't need government funding for what I do.

Breathtaking arrogance.

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Reply 713

AperfectBalance

Original post by The Roast

Lmao at all those cocky Remain blockheads before the start of the Referendum shows :lol:

Still scared for london. we need to pull far ahead.

Reply 714

Doones

Original post by Yendis

WHere are you guys watching a live coverage of this???

TSR

Reply 715

Kenan and Kel

****ing remainers didn't bloody turn up

Reply 716

sulaimanali

@SKYNEWS (credit)

WESTMINSTER IN!!! LONDONNNNN...

Reply 717

username2053059

Original post by Llewellyn

I think the BBC is probably spot on about their analysis on the late leave surge. Very likely voters who never usually vote coming out of the woodwork to lash out at the government, at the current system and at what they feel is likely injustice to them caused (in part) by the EU. What was originally going to be a close vote looks like it's tilting towards leave because of this.

I wonder whether or not forcing everyone to vote (but adding an abstain option of course) is a more democratic ideal. c.f. Australia I believe.

Also I think it's quite funny how Wales (which gets more money from the EU than it puts in) is almost 50/50 whereas Scotland and N. Ireland are definite remain. Logically, Wales should be strongly remain but I think the emotional vote is quite strong here.