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

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

Have had similar reports from elsewhere (eg Cambridge).

Wider argument against referendums. Sensible.

The EU has the upper hand.

Ho ho.

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.

Those who knew him then reminisce.

Choices have consequences.

Nick Harkaway writes. #fb

Some points in favour of the EU.

A sonnet by Roz Kaveney for Jo Cox.

Quintin reflects.

Sensible commentary, alas.

Ivan writes of the consequences.

Alex Massie nails it in the Spectator.

"I've been saying a while that when fascism comes to Britain it will be wearing a tweed jacket and a cheeky grin, holding a pint of beer in one hand and a noose in the other. "I wasn't expecting to be proven right so soon."

Amen.

Funny how those who bang on about sovereignty ignore the views of those most affected!

I wish the Washington Post would say what they really think!

Gerry is scared.

Tim tries to explain Britain to the bubble.

Dr Burnley reflects.

Don't leave, you'll hate it.

The @Economist puts on a brave face.