EU Referendum Vote - Watch it live here

Well turns out I am on night shift tomorrow night so i need to stay up most of tonight to get in the swing of it.

So i might as well spend it with you lot following the results as they come in!

So what have i missed, anyone been banned yet?

If and it's a big IF Leave were to win this.....then it's going to make a lot of people on conspiracy sites like ATS do a big re-think of just how they believe our governments really work.

Sunderland 'votes 60/40 in favour of Leave'

Sources from the Remain camp have told ITV News that Sunderland has voted 60/40 in favour of leaving the European Union.

Sunderland is expected to declare its result between midnight and 1am

originally posted by: Argyll
If and it's a big IF Leave were to win this.....then it's going to make a lot of people on conspiracy sites like ATS do a big re-think of just how they believe our governments really work.

Fantastic point!

On the other had if the remain vote win this thread is going to turn into a "its a fix" debate.

originally posted by: OtherSideOfTheCoin
Well turns out I am on night shift tomorrow night so i need to stay up most of tonight to get in the swing of it.

So i might as well spend it with you lot following the results as they come in!

So what have i missed, anyone been banned yet?

I think I'm gonna stay up for it all too.
Got a ton of beer in the fridge but I forgot to buy all the scratchings I need

a reply to: OtherSideOfTheCoin

Nail on the head mate!

originally posted by: Raven95
Sunderland 'votes 60/40 in favour of Leave'

Sources from the Remain camp have told ITV News that Sunderland has voted 60/40 in favour of leaving the European Union.

Sunderland is expected to declare its result between midnight and 1am

Really? Still counting and not declared result but can tell us that its 60/40 in favour of leave?

Gibraltar -remain

a reply to: Raven95

It is quite curious that Sunderland would vote leave, it is dependent on European money via Newcastle...weird.

originally posted by: SprocketUK
Gibraltar -remain

Bit of a obvious one really.

sigh.... 381 to go.

I wonder what Cameron and Farage are up to right now?

Erm.....Bread and Circus again????? Remain was always the outcome?

Article 50 would make Britain's EU membership a legal matter. However, even if tonight June 23 referendum produces a Leave majority, the government would not be obliged to invoke the legislation.


A vote for Brexit will not be determinative of whether the UK will leave the EU.

That potential outcome comes down to the political decisions which then follow before the Article 50 notification. The policy of the government (if not of all of its ministers) is to remain in the EU. The UK government may thereby seek to put off the Article 50 notification, regardless of political pressure and conventional wisdom.

Could be very interesting if leave wins big matter of small print left out of truth?

But then it would be a matter for a very biased parliment to decide !!!!

uk.businessinsider.com...

a reply to: SprocketUK

Of course NATO needs that sector.

originally posted by: OtherSideOfTheCoin

originally posted by: SprocketUK
Gibraltar -remain

Bit of a obvious one really.

Yes apparently they depend on UK for their high quality standard of living

originally posted by: OtherSideOfTheCoin

originally posted by: SprocketUK
Gibraltar -remain

Bit of a obvious one really.

Yeah, wouldn't have found a bookie to give you odds on that.

Gibralter - 96% Remain 4% Leave

Big shock....lol

originally posted by: YarlanZey

originally posted by: OtherSideOfTheCoin

originally posted by: SprocketUK
Gibraltar -remain

Bit of a obvious one really.

Yes apparently they depend on UK for their high quality standard of living

It's more to do with what Spain would do to the border if the UK leaves.

a reply to: Fingle
Either way
riots
If they cant keep their house, they might just burn it down

originally posted by: Fingle



Erm.....Bread and Circus again????? Remain was always the outcome?

Article 50 would make Britain's EU membership a legal matter. However, even if tonight June 23 referendum produces a Leave majority, the government would not be obliged to invoke the legislation.


A vote for Brexit will not be determinative of whether the UK will leave the EU.

That potential outcome comes down to the political decisions which then follow before the Article 50 notification. The policy of the government (if not of all of its ministers) is to remain in the EU. The UK government may thereby seek to put off the Article 50 notification, regardless of political pressure and conventional wisdom.

Could be very interesting if leave wins big matter of small print left out of truth?

But then it would be a matter for a very biased parliment to decide !!!!

uk.businessinsider.com...

I dont know how many people are aware of this. That even if Brexit was to win we could still remain.

a reply to: YarlanZey
Bundles of ballots will probably be piling up on the tables as they are counted.
Possibly someone has cast an eye over the room and made a rough estimate comparing the two sets of piles.
Obviously 60/40 is a very approximate estimate indeed.

a reply to: Raven95

Gibraltar voted 19,000 plus to remain vs 800 plus to exit.