Actually an extended Paddington Bear analogy.

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

Wishful thinking, I suspect; though widely shared. #fb

It's political culture, rather than economics. #fb

This is probably more true than I would like it to be. #fb

A bit kinder than I feel.

I wonder why?

"move the focus from factsplaining to building a European culture based on shared values." Very provocative and probably wise.

Fascinating.

Francis Davey on how the UK could stay in the EEA when leaving the EU - if, of course, it wants to.

The dynamics of the EU's response. #fb

Only worse. Great article - in @Telegraph!

Solving the problem of experts by getting rid of 'em.

"This was a working-class revolt, but it is not a working-class victory."

Cyprus commentary. "Call me a reactionary, but I would feel much safer in a Europe under the control of a super-state run by unaccountable, unelected, loan sharks and bureaucrats when the alternative would be a Europe of ultra-nationalist, anti-immigration fascist states."

@SirGrahamWatson writes of the coming shitstorm (his word). #fb

Holyrood and Stormont do *not* have a veto. #fb

My colleague Geoff Beattie, on what went wrong and what comes next.

Former Taoiseach John Bruton on the next steps.

The EU has the upper hand.

Matthew Parris thinks so.

My colleague @ChairmanYaffle and I reflect.

Hugh has checked the extent of truth or lies in the Remain and Leave campaigns. Read it.

The Belfast Newsletter prints my email message.

Mr. Johnson and his fellow Brexit proponents are now campaigning against the caricature of the European Union that he himself helped create. They are asking the British people to part with a monster about as real as the one in Loch Ness.

Britain's international influence.