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Or maybe when he knew he was fecked he got the MPs to write the letter to give him an out?
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Feck Boris is 1.7 and he was 3s when I posted he would win
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it would be very miserable for him to stay and lead the withdrawal that he never wanted. he'll just slope off unless he's some kind of psychopath (which is slightly possible for any politician).
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Cameron is far from a dead cert to resign. Will be very interesting to see.
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BREAKING: Sinn Fein says "British government has forfeited any mandate to represent economic or political interests of people in N Ireland"
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Nicola Sturgeon is so dangerous it's unreal.
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Laura Kuenssberg @bbclaurak 7m7 minutes ago
One source tells me Gove and Boris negotiating the terms of Cameron's departure - only one source |
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Gotta be a very real chance of Northern Ireland now holding a referendum re. a United Ireland. Population there something like 60-40 pro UK, but this could chamge everything, with most of the Nationalists guaranteed to vote `yes`, and quite easily enough previously pro-UKers taking a deep swallow and voting `yes` as well.
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Remain over 52.5%
1.25 £78 1.27 £1,000 1.28 £180 1.29 £25 1.3 £152 1.31 £660 1.32 £16 £2,959 1.33 £98 £6,368 1.34 £55 £2,303 1.35 £3,959 1.36 £2,837 1.37 £29 £3,394 1.38 £423 £3,384 1.39 £5,836 1.40 £27 £6,939 1.41 £0 £3,693 1.42 £10,229 1.43 £2,202 1.44 £1,316 1.45 £12,266 1.46 £2,630 1.47 £2,465 1.48 £731 1.49 £249 1.5 £4,248 |
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Staying In
1.06 £11,680 £130,230 1.07 £3,956 £314,668 1.08 £2,648 £121,722 1.09 £6,230 £355,232 1.10 £5,849 £697,291 1.11 £5,183 £811,180 1.12 £2,235 £1,848,594 1.13 £2,016 £1,187,194 1.14 £3,242 £1,858,230 1.15 £1,338 £1,626,503 1.16 £2,177 £1,182,682 1.17 £3,305 £1,436,152 1.18 £3,380 £1,217,718 1.19 £210 £1,903,832 1.20 £9,679 £751,541 1.21 £670 £948,468 1.22 £233 £866,128 1.23 £23 £560,220 1.24 £75 £610,313 1.25 £3,236 £570,209 1.26 £133 £1,080,922 1.27 £195 £1,064,906 1.28 £334 £1,619,772 1.29 £275 £1,626,136 1.30 £1,630 £1,378,478 1.31 £12,020 £1,959,031 1.32 £165 £1,906,785 1.33 £4,634 £1,944,312 1.34 £125 £1,964,971 1.35 £2,556 £1,536,690 1.36 £2 £1,172,940 1.37 £114 £1,282,154 1.38 £372 £1,580,277 1.39 £22 £1,380,922 1.40 £871 £1,283,532 1.41 £2,942 £1,209,043 1.42 £18 £1,331,877 1.43 £28 £1,534,293 1.44 £69 £1,614,171 1.45 £1,428 £1,977,662 1.46 £57 £1,138,933 1.47 £685 £760,616 1.48 £1,240 £515,415 1.49 £94 £775,327 1.50 £1,176 £1,190,025 1.51 £555 £1,020,768 1.52 £433 £1,280,896 1.53 £294 £1,374,999 1.54 £102 £1,808,922 1.55 £310 £1,522,775 1.56 £1,326,454 1.57 £300 £973,536 1.58 £292 £1,637,659 1.59 £481 £758,280 1.60 £690 £796,611 1.61 £140 £422,665 1.62 £502 £362,448 1.63 £1,253 £227,623 1.64 £3 £248,898 1.65 £304 £274,450 1.66 £118 £411,850 1.67 £46 £481,537 1.68 £40 £481,596 1.69 £419,566 1.70 £990 £530,360 1.71 £1,628 £316,132 1.72 £259 £314,491 1.73 £66 £201,813 1.74 £219 £196,088 1.75 £8 £171,192 1.76 £72 £140,527 1.77 £157,298 1.78 £53 £88,861 1.79 £138,477 1.80 £760 £221,243 1.81 £229 £178,542 1.82 £19 £187,903 1.83 £136 £170,269 1.84 £1,005 £130,070 1.85 £45 £125,128 1.86 £126,163 1.87 £45 £150,685 1.88 £3,278 £145,282 1.89 £989 £148,048 1.90 £693 £208,853 1.91 £900 £50,465 1.92 £496 £69,971 1.93 £7 £59,260 1.94 £50 £59,940 1.95 £500 £94,357 1.96 £112,567 1.97 £5 £79,361 1.98 £515 £79,801 1.99 £4 £92,856 2.00 £8,012 £126,288 2.02 £668 £184,291 2.04 £676 £105,756 2.06 £97 £78,710 2.08 £146 £31,496 2.10 £2,217 £58,622 2.12 £955 £45,835 2.14 £3 £46,896 2.16 £29 £58,044 2.18 £273 £68,335 2.20 £236 £23,114 2.22 £24 £14,538 2.24 £97 £18,723 2.26 £59 £18,741 2.28 £156 £42,026 2.30 £32 £54,103 2.32 £76 £23,370 2.34 £255 £9,183 2.36 £158 £24,879 2.38 £14,951 2.40 £131 £57,921 2.42 £92 £63,988 2.44 £51 £48,263 2.46 £70 £30,143 2.48 £372 £30,228 2.50 £212 £52,241 2.52 £1 £33,094 2.54 £13,535 2.56 £47 £17,685 2.58 £28,699 2.60 £80 £35,645 2.62 £53 £22,953 2.64 £50 £23,214 2.66 £154 £11,883 2.68 £47 £27,786 2.70 £4 £32,671 2.72 £3 £28,943 2.74 £398 £21,302 2.76 £7,338 2.78 £14,061 2.80 £550 £11,958 2.82 £7,237 2.84 £40 £10,062 2.86 £4,034 2.88 £1,176 2.9 £17,271 2.92 £112 £3,236 2.94 £1,420 2.96 £3,257 2.98 £1,682 3.00 £1,964 £17,072 3.05 £3,050 £14,196 3.10 £21 £11,879 3.15 £2 £11,257 3.20 £6 £21,793 3.25 £36 £18,436 3.30 £3 £7,330 3.35 £0 £5,664 3.40 £10 £7,385 3.45 £2 £3,666 3.50 £4,501 £2,508 3.55 £225 £8,133 3.60 £97 £41,805 3.65 £20,761 3.7 £47,423 3.75 £9 £37,579 3.8 £25,150 3.85 £331 £14,218 3.90 £27 £11,362 3.95 £13,344 4.00 £91 £18,553 4.10 £12 £8,834 4.2 £7,991 4.30 £17 £10,227 4.40 £48 £14,977 4.50 £17 £17,154 4.6 £4,433 4.70 £17 £5,898 4.80 £25 £2,261 4.90 £50 £3,276 5.00 £133 £3,508 5.10 £79 £2,909 5.20 £25 £1,767 5.30 £27 £5,182 5.40 £5 £4,119 5.50 £1,576 £8,637 5.60 £54 £5,733 5.70 £108 £2,501 5.8 £1,904 5.9 £2,361 6.00 £639 £8,502 6.20 £136 £6,449 6.40 £0 £17,839 6.60 £0 £31,882 6.80 £8 £40,996 7.00 £70 £43,137 7.20 £3 £32,950 7.4 £12,611 7.60 £77 £9,345 7.80 £2 £5,960 8.00 £39 £6,463 8.2 £9,936 8.4 £10,973 8.60 £11 £11,025 8.8 £6,737 9.00 £708 £8,837 9.20 £147 £4,721 9.4 £2,456 9.60 £10 £2,715 9.80 £55 £929 10.00 £81 £7,754 10.5 £9,477 11.00 £43 £20,391 11.5 £4,334 12.00 £26 £7,104 12.50 £18 £1,659 13.00 £2 £2,256 13.50 £52 £15,843 14.00 £7 £12,347 14.5 £3,837 15.00 £20 £7,016 15.50 £50 £5,403 16.00 £12 £6,685 16.5 £5,379 17 £3,837 17.50 £0 £5,400 18 £6,291 18.5 £1,257 19 £790 19.5 £381 20.00 £11 £1,279 21.00 £5 £14,177 22 £19,330 23 £2,730 24 £2,540 25 £343 26.00 £61 £2,968 27 £3,865 28 £2,286 29 £558 30 £1,104 32 £614 34.00 £3 £883 36 £730 38 £1,846 40 £2,875 42 £945 44 £420 46.00 £2 £59 48 £29 50.00 £26 £257 55.00 £2 £682 60 £698 65 £2,220 70 £405 75 £164 80 £905 85 £784 90 £3,213 95 £3,991 100.00 £3 £2,564 110 £2,330 120 £2,156 130 £1,691 140 £1,364 150.00 £43 £2,072 160 £875 170 £651 180 £568 190 £231 200 £1,136 210 £91 220 £385 230 £234 240 £484 250 £352 260 £40 270.00 £3 £58 280 £125 290.00 £2 £222 300 £275 310 £81 320 £124 330 £173 340 £193 350 £268 360 £173 370 £61 380 £113 390 £79 400 £42 410 £10 420 £35 430 £6 440 £16 460 £3 470 £23 480 £0 500 £7 520 £3 530 £4 550 £6 590 £8 630 £4 700 £0 780 £9 890 £2 900 £4 940 £1 950 £0 990 £2 1000 £93 |
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Cameron announces resignation.
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112 million matched. The money is there when something comes along that people want to bet on.
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It's mainly traded money going back and forth continuously.
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That's true. But like other such markets it's still real liquidity and the ability to get on and off a wide variety of prices with decent amounts.
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We need some of those 1.06 backers to take an interest in Specials markets.
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Does anyone else have a really bad feeling about the long term repercussions of this? I envisage other countries following suit and the EU falling a part, and we are back to the warfare of pre EU times.
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Yes, Tom. This is not a good thing for Europe.
It's like the tough guy in the school playground rejecting his gang of lackeys... They are going to turn on each other, and on him. |
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No warfare in Europe. We're much more integrated now, economically, culturally, ideologically, EU or not.
I always thought the necessary political integration and control however gave more potential for future tension and discord among EU members, rather than less. |
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Our promised financial panic meltdown hasn't happened yet.
FTSE closed today 6138 down 3%. To contextualise that - it closed lower than that all Jan and Feb of 2016, troughing at 5537 on 11 Feb 2016. EUR per 1 GBP closed at 1.22. Although lower than recent, between 6-10 Apr 2016 it was 1.23. In Jan 2009 it spent a lot of time below 1.10, troughing at 1.04. USD per 1 GBP fares worse but hardly catastrophic and not below what it dropped to in 2009. |
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The FTSE 250, which is mostly made up of companies that trade in the UK, took a bigger hit, shedding 7.2% to close at 16,088 points.
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James Melville @JamesMelville 5h5 hours ago
More value has been wiped off the FTSE and £ in 12 hours than the total sum of EU contributions ever made by UK. #Brexit John Clarke @JohnClarke1960 12h12 hours ago Interesting fact: The country has lost MORE money in the hours since the OUT result than it could ever save from not paying into the EU. Deception or ignorance. The only thing of those quoted above that represents a real tangible money loss is the EU contributions. But I think there will be uncertainty and loss short term. |
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"Brexit baffled punters, pundits and fund managers to the very end"
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Sorry, you were correct Tom. You're mud hut might drop in value. If you are going to buy another, don't aim too high. There will be no body who can pay high rents as no body will have a job.
This guy knows what he is talking about... . https://www.project-syndicate.org/commentary/brexit-eu-disintegration-inevitable-by-george-soros-2016-06 |
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Shocking decision with major ramifications...covers band Led Zep clearly ripped off Spirit. I'm starting a petition for a retrial.
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Ebbw Vale now officially the thickest place in the UK...zero immigration and just about the biggest recipient of EU funding in the country but still vote to leave.
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but they love democracy closer to the people in them valleys
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they like sheep
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#are
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In retrospect given the size of the market, the stupidity of a lot of the money chasers and the astuteness of many on here this could have made for life changing wins....lets campaign for a second one...for the good of the country
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Anyone know who someone called `Ben Bradshaw` is? No, nor me. nevertheless, he`s important enough in his own front room to be on Fivelive telling 17m Brexiters they were wrong, that all non-Labour Party members are wrong, and that the only ones who are right are the handful of treacherously disloyal MPs who have resigned over the last day or two. Huffing, puffing, spluttering and seething, it`s a joy to see such blinkered arrogance, truly amusing. How much of a stronger message does he and his ilk need before they skulk off back to their front rooms?
Normally, I have zero interest in British politics, but thought it might be fun to watch this debate thingy; George Osborne`s suicidal body language has already justified my decision! |
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Ken Clarke? You can phuck off back to Russia as well; almost certainly `The Sixth Man`.
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lol
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especially good looking ones
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Is there a market?
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farmers amrket?
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The markets still holding up well
![]() Pound still falling. FTSE 250 down 15%. Lost our triple A credit status Something many have suffered 6 years of cruel pointless politically motivated austerity to keep |
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#prayforSainsburys
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![]() Could it get any worse for them. Big boost for Iceland tonight ![]() |