BBC Parliament to repeat EU referendum results

We don't know what the outcome will be, like we don't know if Cameron's 'reforms' he came back with on the back of a fag packet would've ever happened if a remain vote would have won.

Let's convene this coversation after 29th March 2019 (or when we do eventually leave).

Meanwhile - Cameron, Clegg and Adonis on the remain side. They were really hoping for their grossly overpaid presidents/commissioners jobs.

I'd rather we stayed in the EU, but I suspect the Brexiteers won't see how much of a complete cock-up they made until after we leave.

The next decade is going to be a bumpy ride.

Well the Remoaners could be proved wrong.... toooooo.... (we're not Mystic Meg's here).

The leavers are wrong and they know it - that's why they're petrified of being held to account by democracy. Even with Strictly viewers are allowed to change their mind from week to week, but with a decision which could leave the nation literally starving it seems one narrow vote at one moment in time is all we need, even if within months many take a different view.

Trying desperately to loosely link this back to television Brexit is the equivalent of choosing the Strictly Champion before a single show has aired, and with inaccurate voting information, and then deciding they must be the Strictly Champion year after year after year.

People voted leave to get back at "condescending remarks", not because they thought it would be best for the country? No wonder we're in such a mess right now.

That's democracy. I didn't realise that because about 2% more voters voted to leave, that meant everyone now has to have the same opinion? The decision was taken to leave and I accept that. There's nothing I nor anyone else can do to change that (well, technically referendums are not binding in the UK so regardless of the vote, it is ultimately up to the Government/Parliament, but that's splitting hairs) but we are still as entitled to disagree with the outcome as Brexiteers are to agree with it.

One thing we are all agreed on is that we won't know the true outcome for a very long time. But that shouldn't stop us from debating with each other and ultimately holding our representatives to account.

Considering the road to ruin we're heading down with a government that clearly has no idea what they're doing or what they even want from brexit, with pretty much nothing the leave campaign promised looking like it's going to be remotely close to happening, being stemrollered through despite the narrowest margin of victory int he referendum, I think we have a right to be bitter.

Why? The impact of this decision is so large on our country that the effects will be felt one way or another for most of my working life. At this moment in time, I am deeply concerned about the future.

Do you know something? I think we should have a complete re-run of last year's Strictly final? But we won't call it a re-run, it'll be a second contest with the same celebs. I don't agree with the notion that Joe McFadden 'won'. You see, here's the thing. 52% of the vote wasn't conclusive. What about the 48%? The people that voted for him, some might call 'Little Strictliers' didn't know what they were voting for. They were told somewhere on Twitter he'd do the foxtrot and tap his head and rub his tummy at the same time after winning, but... to the country's disgust and horror, he did neither. If Debbie McGee had won, the outcome would have been better because she was going to strut the tango and pull a rabbit out of a hat - that definitely would have happened upon a McGee win no questions asked, so let's give Debs another roll of the dice.