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Only in the Eastern European countries. Now if the workforce there are not able to come to the UK without restriction, they are going to want better rewards for their labour, maybe forcing companies back to UK . Not likely but not impossible

I don't quite understand how big businesses work in a global environment, but I can't help wondering why they would choose to leave the UK, a stable law abiding country which has links all round the world and speaks the international language. What about France a country where they strike at...

Flecc, why do you think a lot of the local population have decided to leave London??

OG while I agree that a large proportion of our MP's are not very impressive, many of them coming into government straight from university, you seem to be saying that the EU has people who much more capable. I have my doubts about that. I am not an expert but it seems to me that there are a...

Oil prices have fallen, but I suppose the fall in the dollar will balance that out

It's only money that we have paid in in the first place

this is our circus and if we don't like it we can get rid, unlike the eu where we have no power at all. We have never been comfortable with it but over the years have been dragged deeper into it against our will. today is long overdue and I don't share your pessimistic doom laden view of the...

i cannot disagree flecc, but can't help thinking that as London is where government is based they will get a disproportionate amount of resources compared to some of the other areas where extra people have strained local services etc. Of course I could be totally wrong but that perception may...

It's now garbage

For me that is the important reason for what has just happened

OG I do love your optimistic outlook

It I d Of I do love your optimistic outlook.

Don't know how much a battery is for this bike, but it must be fairly light given its size. So it would probably be quite feasible to carry a spare to give greater range

Any threats are going to make the British rebel against them. It's in our nature. I think a lot of people have voted out to give the ''establshment'' a bloody nose. Mainly because they think no one is interested in their situation.

I have not been one of his greatest fans,but I have a lot of respect for the way he has accepted the decision of the uk

Don't think anyone saw it coming. Even last night Farage was saying that he thought Remain would edge it. To me it shows how out of touch the politicians are with the people they govern. I feel that they took for granted that the people would not take the risk to leave. Also the Labour position...

Watch out for those lion fish that are now in the Med

Lies damn lies and statistics

That's just one year. How many are there since Blair and his rag tag government had the brilliant idea to rub our noses in diversity, without consulting us of course. It doesn't matter how you try and explain it. It's a fact that a lot more people are using the NHS than in 2004. Maybe if we used...

Not just the tories. I seem to recall labour being in power for thirteen years and it seemed to go downhill then. More concerned with box ticking and targets