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In all seriousness, I've seen US TV hosts refer to the whole referendum as "the brexit" and some of those postcards written by Parisians handed out at King's Cross also referred to "voting in the brexit", which seemed a bit odd. I guess it's just easier to say than "Britain's EU referendum".

bilky asko wrote:

Martin Phillp wrote:Farage thinks Remain have won according to AP.

Vote Leave haven't conceded yet.

Now he's unconceded. I think he's just kindly provided some talking points for a slow hour or two.

Or being typically annoying as he did when he promised to resign as leader.

Leave ahead by almost a million votes, 4 percent, with only 47 out of 382 areas left to declare.

And... it's official, we're out.

Just for info, http://www.thetimes.co.uk/ has removed their paywall until midnight tonight. Mr Murdoch must be feeling generous.

I feel very scared today.

Cameron resigns. New Prime Minister by October.

Great news, but unbelievable how the losing voters are behaving online this morning. More people voted Out than In so Out wins. That's democracy.

It's difficult to know what to hope for to be honest.

Cameron has presided over a massive political & constitutional crisis all for the sake of party gain.

What a legacy. History will not be kind.

Happy Independence Day one and all.

We had a vote, I hope everyone here used it. Whatever you voted celebrate the fact we have a choice. For everyone wanting to emigrate, there's lots of countries where you don't get to vote after all. Then you can't kick off when it doesn't go your way.

Sod off Rob, no one cares.