Brexit

[Bee]

I'm voting Brexit because..

* I want cheaper house prices

* EU migrants benefit disproportionately from us being in the EU, how many people come here to work vs how many people from the UK go to work in other EU member states?

* Our economy is weighted too heavily towards financial services, we need it to be rebalanced so if a few financial services jobs are lost then that is good

* We will be in a good position to secure a better trade deal with the EU, they need us

* Nobody is going to up sticks and leave overnight, so it will have little impact on people that have already come, but it may discourage unskilled migrants from coming in the future

Another dreamer.

[diseasex]

I'd like to know what the better trade deal with the EU than the one we have already is.

you have to BELIEVE we can.
Also believe in unicorns

[VectraMan]

335,000 net migration in the last 12,months!

https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...-migration-ons

And your side don't plan on reducing it.

[FatLazyContractor]

Another dreamer.

Morning Bee. Do you know what 6.9 is?

[unemployed]

335,000 net migration in the last 12,months!

https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...-migration-ons

let them come

[rl4engc]

EU referendum: what time will we have a result?

“Scotland and London are expected to vote to remain, come what may,” says John Curtice, the president of the British Polling Council. “If Scotland is close to 50/50, you can go to bed because we’re out of the EU. The same is true of London.”

Desperate to WFH tomorrow so I can have a celebratory toast at circa 06:00.

[MrMarkyMark]

FTFY

Morning Bee. Do you know what measures over 6.9

[TestMangler]

EU referendum: what time will we have a result?

“Scotland and London are expected to vote to remain, come what may,” says John Curtice, the president of the British Polling Council. “If Scotland is close to 50/50, you can go to bed because we’re out of the EU. The same is true of London.”

Desperate to WFH tomorrow so I can have a celebratory toast at circa 06:00.

Are the results going to come in by region the way the did with the Scottish referendum ?

[d000hg]

Are the results going to come in by region the way the did with the Scottish referendum ?

IIRC they're being collated to ~200 counting stations and we'd get a result from each of those separately. BUT my understanding is all of those will flood in 4-7am, so no fun of getting a handful in around midnight to make extrapolations from.

[barrydidit]

Are the results going to come in by region the way the did with the Scottish referendum ?

Details here