Andy asks: "When we leave the EU - will duty limits be reintroduced? For example, will we be restricted to just six bottles of wine being brought back from our trip to France?"
Unless there is an agreement in the negotiations, customs limits are likely to be reintroduced.
At the moment, the limits for bringing wine into the UK from outside the EU is four litres, which is just over five bottles

Markets don't like uncertainty by all accounts, does make you think who is running all of this and how clever they are.

The outcome of this referendum has been 52\48 for most of the time, so not like the "market" couldn't have predicted this.

All that 120 Billion will be back on the FTSE is a few months

....could Boris be Trump's illegitimate son? putting them side by side like that... its uncanny.

Have this pair of ___ ever been seen in the same place at the same time?

Don't forget the Dutch PM too.

You're confusing Mark Rutte (Dutch PM, Liberal) with Geert Wilders (not the Dutch PM, far-right), I think.

The Loom I wanted to buy must be sourced at point of purchase as I have been wanting it for ages but yesterday made an 'impressive, brave and wonderful' (my thoughts) step towards something good, and so finally maybe did deserve it, but the price was put up yesterday by nearly a third, so my prize has moved away from me again.

Brexit!!!!


Even if the exchange rate steadies itself, I bet the uk seller doesn't drop that back down. SADFACE.

So, when do you reckon we'll stop paying vat on digital downloads?

One group of Tory remainers watching the speech on TV jeered out loud when a rather pale Johnson said leaving Europe needn’t mean pulling up the drawbridge; that this epic victory for Nigel Farage could somehow “take the wind out of the sails” of anyone playing politics with immigration. Too late for all that now, one said.

The scariest possibility, however, is that he actually meant it. That like most of Westminster, Johnson always imagined we’d grudgingly vote to stay in the end. That he too missed the anger bubbling beneath the surface, and is now as shocked as anyone else by what has happened.

“People talk about reluctant remainers, but I think there have been a lot of reluctant Brexiters around, people who voted leave thinking it wouldn’t happen but they’d be able to vent and to tell all their friends at dinner parties they’d done it,” said one Tory minister.

“He thought what all those reluctant Brexiters thought: it would be a vote for remain, he would be seen as having stood up for a principle.” After which leave’s newest martyr could simply have bided his time for a year or so before being triumphantly installed in Downing Street.

Just feel fucking furious about this today it's just absolutely shameful. Can't stop thinking that my daughter's future has probably been flushed down the toilet by the right wing. Fuck them all.

I'm calling it. There will be no leaving the EU. Boris will get in as PM, then will start 'negotiations'. Will persuade country that he's achieved powerful concessions, Article 50 will never be triggered.

And the anti EU left like Skinner, Fields, Galloway. And labour's complete failure to engage and get any form of message across.

I'm calling it. There will be no leaving the EU. Boris will get in as PM, then will start 'negotiations'. Will persuade country that he's achieved powerful concessions, Article 50 will never be triggered.

I'm calling it. There will be no leaving the EU. Boris will get in as PM, then will start 'negotiations'. Will persuade country that he's achieved powerful concessions, Article 50 will never be triggered.

Won't work, they have no control over the unpleasantness they used to grab power. You'd have Farage going mental in the press, not to mention a massive rebellion from his own party.

Most Labour voters were Remain and most Tories were Leave. The whole stupid fucking idea was a Tory manifesto pledge, then the right wing press whipped up anti-EU fervour. Labour's failure to engage with a few more of their voters does not take much share of the blame for this away from the Tories.

More than 1 in 3 Labour voters wanted out

And labour's complete failure to engage and get any form of message across.

Ashcroft shows 63% of Labour voters voting Remain (in line with the party leader), vs 58% of Conservative voters voting Leave (against the party leader.) Is that reasonably described as a "complete failure"?

A Conservative government promised this referendum to shore up Conservative voters defecting to a party most made up of disaffected ex-Conservatives. The campaign's leading figures on both sides were Conservatives. You can argue all you like about what the left did do and didn't do and should have done, but it was a sideshow here; this situation is thoroughly of the Conservative party's making.

Which means a clear majority (almost 2:1) wanted to remain.

Got to love those 4% UKIP voters that want to remain in Europe.

Presumably their position is that they want to be in the EU for economic reasons, and are only UKIP supporters for the racism.

Sometimes you've just got to take it on the chin. Sorry.

It's wrong to blame the tories/right when over a third of labour voted leave and the party did no canoaigning at all

It's wrong to blame the tories/right when over a third of labour voted leave and the party did no canoaigning at all

It's wrong to blame the tories/right when over a third of labour voted leave and the party did no canoaigning at all

My parents are in that 4%. They only voted UKIP at the general because they were the only party that opposed HS2, which will go past the end of their garden.