B.R.E.X.I.T........implications.

Everybody on my Facebook is sharing the Farage video but I'm unsure as to what point they're trying to make. Farage isn't even an MP let alone the Chancellor or PM, so how can they criticise him for making a promise he obviously couldn't have made?

Seems the exit decision has had enough effect to make SH make an anouncement.

On this point Nobby I completely agree with you. Hopefully what you suggest will be one of the positive outcomes of this

For me, one of the big eye openers of the whole campaign was the way the politicians were openly treated with disdain by the public on all of the live debates.

Yep, agree with you. Corbyn should also resign, but I hope he doesn't because as long as he is the Labour Leader, they will never get elected. One Labour MP was on the tele this morning explaining that the vote was because people are fed-up with Zero Hour Contracts. Corbyn himself is claiming that is was just a protest vote against the Tory Government........they just don't get it.
I also expect Osbourne to resign today. The sharks are in the water, and they can smell blood !

I think the most worrying thing about all of this is arguably Cameron's resignation. The worry is that he sees things we don't and has woken up and gone "sh*t this is going to be a mess, better get myself as far away as possible". Add that to the fact that, regardless of what you think of him, he is an evidently competent politician, unlike many of the others. I pray that Corbyn stays, because it's the only surefire way to prevent a labour government in the event of a general election due to a new Tory leader. All of this from somebody who voted Leave - but as much as I believe it will do us good in the long run, there will be a period of instability, which Cameron's resignation will exacerbate.

I think Andrea Leadsom would make either a good Tory Leader, or a very good Chancellor. She has extensive business experience working in the financial sector in London, so she must be able to do her sums. She also came across very well in the debates she took part in.

The team that handles the Brexit negotiations should be a cross-party team. Wouldn't Nigel Farage like a role in that. Gisela Stuart would be another good addition. She was actually on the EU team that wrote the EU Constitution/Lisbon Treaty. The fact that that experience made her vote Leave says a lot.

Bugger.

But..the road would not be built......it's in the wrong place :-)....the funding would never be made available without the EU arm bending about funding more impoverished areas.
In the same way as all the Bristol schools were rebuilt and a new hospital built when a labour gov came in as'reward' for being labour voters. A Tory gov will not want a labour controlled council to look good (and vice versus) . I'm not a labour voter by the way before a party discussion evolves haha.