The UK Politics and EU Referendum thread - merged

[TightEnd]

Britain has chosen to leave the EU, the next big question we need to address is: what shall we seek to do instead?

http://reaction.life/so-what-next/

[TightEnd]

UKIP is well placed.....

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[TightEnd]

Patrick Wintour ‏@patrickwintour

Gradual consensus in Tory leadership is to try to maintain access to EU single market. But the price - see Norway - is free movement & fees.

[Doobs]

Is UKIP well placed?  They appeared to promise the NHS money and restricted immigration.  These aren't looking like they will happen.  Surely they will get some of the backlash.

Nobody is going to blame Corbyn as they didn't even realise which side he was on?

[Doobs]

Fuchs is vice chairman of the CDU, Merkel's party

So we pay the same fees, but no EU grants for Cornwall, Teesside, Yorkshire, Wales etc.?  Have I understood that right? 

[TightEnd]

Is UKIP well placed?  They appeared to promise the NHS money and restricted immigration.  These aren't looking like they will happen.  Surely they will get some of the backlash.

Nobody is going to blame Corbyn as they didn't even realise which side he was on?

well placed to win labour voters and, if boris doesn't deliver, tory voters too and win seats....(was my implication)

[TightEnd]

Fuchs is vice chairman of the CDU, Merkel's party

So we pay the same fees, but no EU grants for Cornwall, Teesside, Yorkshire, Wales etc.?  Have I understood that right? 

that is what it implies

going to be a heck of a negotiation thats for sure

if you want to be part of an EEA, a european trade area seperate from but associated to the EU, you currentlyhave to accept freedom of movement to get access to the single market. Norway does.

Can imagine a good slug of leave voters thinking that is NOT what they have voted for

Boris said yesterday he wanted access to single market, free movement of uk citizens into EU but restrictions on migrants in

Is that even on the table? surely not?

[TightEnd]

Nominations for new Tory leader have to be in by thurs noon. New prime minister on 2nd September.

[DaveShoelace]

Nominations for new Tory leader have to be in by thurs noon. New prime minister on 2nd September.

Bonkers

[TightEnd]

The 38% fall in RBOS shares since brexit has cost the UK treasury 8  billion quid. Better hold onto to them for a bit then.

[TightEnd]

Nominations for new Tory leader have to be in by thurs noon. New prime minister on 2nd September.

Bonkers

unspoken part of timetable is General election 13th October, so the gossip goes

[atdc21]

not to mention the few hundred its cost me  

[Doobs]

The 38% fall in RBOS shares since brexit has cost the UK treasury 8  billion quid. Better hold onto to them for a bit then.

+250 billion market support from the BoE.  How long before we turn a profit we can spend on the NHS?

[atdc21]

Britain has chosen to leave the EU, the next big question we need to address is: what shall we seek to do instead?

http://reaction.life/so-what-next/

The first option sems good doesnt it....to my untrained eye ?

Again Tighty and all contributors to this fred, well done its a very good read, and made what i always regarded as a 'boring' topic, quite interesting/ exciting.

[TightEnd]

Ouch.