Congratulations Britain, you played yourself.

I'm using common sense and logic, something you quite clearly lack. The pound is crashing and has gone down against the dollar and is the weakest its been since 1985.

How are the bank of England going to stop it falling further? Raise interest rates...
Affecting mortgages... people cant pay...people lose their homes.

Uni fees will rise because of the interest and taxation rises. That's the only way the government is going to cope with this mess.

The oldest people in the country are the ones who've been around in and out of the EU. They're the ones who've seen how it's impacted and changed their country. They're literally eyewitnesses to the entire life of the EU. Surely they're the ones who's opinions we should be taking into account?

And the fact you're trying to remove people's right to vote shows how fascist you are. Trying to shut down people who you think differently to you.

And also if you think all brexiters are becky with 1 GCSE and old people, you need to get tf out of your bubble and try to understand and empathise with those surrounding you a bit more. You're entire post reeks of ignorance.

You really are quite a moron. Good luck at Uni, you'll need it.

This is why 16 years are not allowed to vote. The pound gained back to 6% and the value of the pound could lead to an export boom and is by no means a reflector the actual real economy - was there a mass of people fired today - no. Was there panic - no.

You really think that the value of the pound now could lead to an export boom 😂😂😂 Ooh and post a link to an article that proves the 6% you are talking about I spoke to 3 bankers today: every single one of them said that they were absolutely stunned and are expecting further inequality and for the value of the pound to go down even further over the next 5 years. These people are experts in finance - get the hint yet?

Uni fees will not rise, they will remain constant, because there are more EU students in the UK than there are UK students abroad.This MEANS WE HAVE THE POWER. we can charge eu students a cross between home fees and international student fees.This means higher revenue for universities, so they will not have to charge any more than is already agreed #9000+inflation.

BTW, there are many other ways, such as supply side policy, and fiscal policy that the government can use to help the economy. THIS IS HOW THE BoE can help the economy

The pound will rise tomorrow, and a low pound helps the economy in three ways
1.Makes exports more competitive, and means that British exports seem more competitive abroad, increasing demand for them and increasing the balance of payments. Those buying our good must pay in pounds,increasing demand for the pound.This increase leads to higher prices, because more money will be chasing fewer pounds

2.Stops our dependence on imports.The rising cost of importing goods means that we will increase domestic production, leading to a higher GDP, leading to a higher GDP per capita, leading to higher purchasing power, so we are more wealthy.

3.This will hit Germany, we were the third biggest destination for german exports lat year. we imported £60,859,846,783 worth of German products.There's no way they will put up trade barriers.An initial reduction in our trading volumes will be enough to show them that we are serious. This will cause German industry to put pressure on Angela Merkels party, who face elections next year, when we will still be in the EU.This means, that to appease them , she will have to promise free trade, to stop any further damage to their industry.

If we will have a serious discussion, then we can have one, or i can diss you forevermore.

Oh and another thing - you think that the value of the pound is 'by no means a reflector [of] the actual real economy'?!!! 😂😂😂😂😂 I am literally dying with laughter 😂😂😂😂

They are outliers and most who achieve such poor grades won't go on to succeed like them. I know you are trying to defend your one GCSE but you are only digging a hole for yourself

Oh and another thing - you think that the value of the pound is 'by no means a reflector [of] the actual real economy'?!!! 😂😂😂😂😂 I am literally dying with laughter 😂😂😂😂

You should know that the value of a currency can be determined by speculation yes? Therefore he is right in a sense

Oh and another thing - you think that the value of the pound is 'by no means a reflector [of] the actual real economy'?!!! 😂😂😂😂😂 I am literally dying with laughter 😂😂😂😂

Guys leave Zara alone, she has a point. If we do Google some result statistics, we can see that around 60% of 18-24 year olds voted to remain. This is a significant figure. However it was mainly individuals who were 50 or above who voted to leave. I think there are two factors which influenced last nights outcome - 1) A huge generation gap; I believe that the elders in the UK population have made a massively negative, irreversible decision for the Young- for the future of Britain, let's face it. 2) The referendum had a much stronger focus on capping immigration compared to the small thought us Brits gave to the MUCH more important issue - trade relations and business as a whole. This has been, historically the worst decision Britain has made to date, and one which we will certainly end up paying the price for.

Lol typical textbook answer. I lolled at the stopping our dependence on imports..Do you even know where the food in your fridge comes from?

Are you seriously this lost ? It's june. The results come in August. I suppose you've never done GCSEs.

Lol typical textbook answer. I lolled at the stopping our dependence on imports..Do you even know where the food in your fridge comes from?

All over to you . Im done arguing if I stay long enough they might just try to convince me that global warming is a good thing for the plant.... Hats off to you! A 16 year old that is far brighter than most of these uni kids that voted to ruin our economy.

We are dependent on imports..

Guys leave Zara alone, she has a point. If we do Google some result statistics, we can see that around 60% of 18-24 year olds voted to remain. This is a significant figure. However it was mainly individuals who were 50 or above who voted to leave. I think there are two factors which influenced last nights outcome - 1) A huge generation gap; I believe that the elders in the UK population have made a massively negative, irreversible decision for the Young- for the future of Britain, let's face it. 2) The referendum had a much stronger focus on capping immigration compared to the small thought us Brits gave to the MUCH more important issue - trade relations and business as a whole. This has been, historically the worst decision Britain has made to date, and one which we will certainly end up paying the price for.