Life in Boston, Lincs. "It was a mistake to come here." #fb

Honest at least.

'Mark Constantine, who co-founded the cosmetics giant with his wife Margaret 21 years ago, said the referendum result had signalled to staff from overseas that they’re “not welcome and not wanted by people in Poole” – where 58 per cent voted to leave the EU.'

No further comment needed.

No further comment needed.

Hmm. But surely Brexit legislation will repeal 2011 Act?

Excellent piece by my former colleague Daniel Gros.

Anti-immigrant feeling won it for Leave, and they know it. They used it, rode it and are complicit in it. I’ve been dismayed to see people I’ve respected descend to this. I never thought either that the reserves of xenophobia in England were so strong, nor that people who should know better would play upon them with such careless cynicism. I was d…

More great stuff from @telegraph.

Told you so.

Andrew Duff in depth.

Another attempt to draw the roadmap. #fb

Dave gives four scenarios. #fb

"What I’m sad about is the damage to Britain’s moral core. We’ve poked out one of our eyes. We now look uglier to the rest of the world, we’ve become more blinkered, and our vision is that bit more one-dimensional."

A sober and sobering analysis.

This is infuriating. Things could have been very different!

Empowering the racists.

There is a spectrum of opinion.

A Leaver writes - sensibly enough. #fb

"Parliament, and the political class, simply do not have the moral authority to overturn a popular vote at the moment."

A good summary.

Yup.

"could" ≠ "will". But sobering enough. #fb

Actually an extended Paddington Bear analogy.

Not a *huge* surge, but no surprise.

Of course not. #fb

@jonworth is angry. (As are many of us.)

@campbellclaret: passionate and mostly right. #fb

How British science is already being hit by Brexit. #fb

Difficult to see, but these are the scenarios. #fb