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Hezza: But at least he was really funny on HIGNFY.

"It may seem a minor matter in the wake of this referendum to say that our political parties are failing in their historic mission, but we would not have arrived here were they not doing so." http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2016/jun/30/brexit-disaster-decades-in-the-making?CMP=share_btn_tw

"What the Brexit debacle should teach us is that referendums are more often than not populist tools that allow demagogues to use the politics of resentment in a democratic way. Sure, referendums are democratic. But, they can also be deadly." http://www.historymatters.group.shef.ac.uk/brexit-lesson-yugoslavia/

She did not: http://www.publicwhip.org.uk/division.php?date=2003-03-18&number=118&display=allpossible

(I know it was 2014, but still. Funny old game, politics...)

That's the part I'm not so sure about. I think Labour could (continue to) haemorrhage votes to UKIP in its heartlands if it's not careful, especially in an election held in unusual and fractious circumstances.

How's that pronounced...?

https://storify.com/raphkoster/thought-on-brexit-and-governance

Theresa May will get it. She's been playing the long game.

Hang on, I've been away suffering the shonky mobile coverage of Pembrokeshire all weekend and apparently I've missed an incident. This is marvellous fun.

This is why plenty of mainland Europeans will be delighted to see the back of us. Assuming the EU survives at all, obviously. It's a legacy-fest all round.

Which essentially means this is all the Lib Dems' fault for buckling on tuition fees.

I'm off to Wales for the weekend and I will be scrutinising everyone I encounter to judge whether they voted in or out.

Could this not have all happened before I quit drinking? Properly livid that I can't hit the scotch and get all sweary on Twitter like I used to.

Wahey!

Project Fear wins. Just appalling.

Magnificent.

That's the sound CT makes every time a JustEat duck pizza delivery arrives.

Faked by Ant and Duck.