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.

Looking at parliamentary rules, and the law.

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