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But they weren't going right for millions were they or you wouldn't have had such resentment to the establishment. I don't want to get into that vote separation business but if you take out the Scottish and Northern Irish { Anti English votes } and those of London and some other inner Cities...

I was jesting but I do agree with you that there should be a more equal and fitting redistribution of wealth and power from London. It needs to be done by relocating parts of central government, providing grants and initiatives to companies to relocate headquarters etc

You live in Willenhall now then ?!

The Huffington post, fucksake, load of shit stirring idiots, not making things any better. Of course you will get morons around, but those same morons will be trying to fight someone or another anyway. This is why though that the politicians have to start making some clear statements on...

We were part of this European experiment for 41 years. It started off with good intentions but it changed and morphed into something that wasn't altogether democratic or realistic. We've voted to leave 4 days ago, lets give people the chance to sit down and start to work out requirements for the...

Went out socially with a fair sized group of people last night, all in their 30's, 40's and 50's and one old boy in his 70's. Most voted Out, some voted In, the old fella voted Remain. All of these folk work either for other companies or themselves, all are fair minded people, no jingoism, no...

Yes fine, it's happening, no problem really with it but it has to be done steadily, affordably and with all people partaking.

Yes I know how to spell it, I was just interested in exactly what you meant by it ?

'Global Landscape' ??

That's a terrible statement !! That's just what the EU has been about, no wonder you've supported it.

A lot of people in this country could do with eating less, it might be good for the health of the nation !!;)

Ditto we had an offer accepted on a place in Spain last week, the price went up £6000 overnight with the drop in the pound, we will either renegotiate now or shelve it for a while. But it's a price worth paying for self determination and a chance to put the brakes on immigration.

As do the French in France.

By separating Trade deals from The Shengen disaster. Hook or by crook we have to reduce immigration to more like 50,000 per year and only those that are going to genuinely earn enough to pay the tax levels that will enable them to contribute to all of the services that need to be paid for.

People who emigrated here and have found work and settled down relatively recently are often those who have to compete with freshly arriving people at the lower end of the employment market. I agree, we need a level of immigration, surely everyone accepts that ?! What we don't need is the...

Until we get politicians with the bollocks to actually fight for what they believe in and not be 'whipped' into following party lines then we won't move forward. I couldn't stomach a Labour government that doesn't listen to it's core voters anymore than an arrogant Tory government that lies and...

Immigration was absolute key on this referendum, that and a rejection of the quite pathetic bullying tactics and bullshit of the 'Remain' campaign. On immigration what swung it for me was Corbyn saying that there should never be any upper limit or control over immigration...

A Labour government and EU continuation, that really would be the end of the UK for me !

Statements like this sum it up : German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier vowed they "won't let anyone take Europe from us" but admitted people throughout the continent deserved better solutions to problems such as unemployment, the refugee crisis and terror.

I like the Germans, worked for a German company for 12 years, I like their beer, particularly Erdinger, I like their food and the style and the quality of the goods that they manufacture. I still have some friends around Wuppertal and I've been to Berlin, Hannover, Dresden, Frankfurt, Dusseldorf...