Kids will study these events one day in history classes.

Cameron called a referendum innpart to call out those who were calling for us to leave. I do not doubt he expected to win the vote to remain.

The campaign was at best nebulous from both sides, simply because no one really knew what would happen if we left the EU as no one had done it before.

The minute the leave vote came in Cameron scuttled off to count his riches and May who voted to remain was left trying to make a silk purse from a does ear.

What is on offer now is neither fish nor fowl. It is not leaving but not staying.

Her task was doomed to fail from day one as this was a political football wrapped thick in idealogy.

I hear Posh Victorian Boy Jacob Rees Mogg is likely to attempt a vote of no confidence (possibly as soon as tonight,) when I expect calls for Boris to take over. Then who knows?

I think the real tragedy from the last few days has been the resignation of Ester McVey.

To say What I could do to that women would red card me from here.

Anyone think it's all going well?

Just needed to add that the whole Brexit debacle is an embarrassment to the UK. Voters got the chance to vote between remain (the known quantity) and leave, which was not defined in any way, shape, or form. It's a blank canvas that whoever the PM is can fulfill in any of hundreds of ways.

As the results of of the Brexit referendum where known, analysts were saying that the EU would have trouble putting together a united front, while the UK had a singular one. But the exact opposite has been proved true, the other 27 members of the EU have united to back a single position, while the UK's position can be described as "uncertain" at best, and personally I would describe as a s***storm.

The referendum should never have happened in the form it did. It was inviting people to vote emotively on a binary proposition, with no clear outcome defined (on the leave side at least). I'm not saying the people shouldn't be consulted (I believe they should), but it was handled so cack-handedly. Frankly, I think we deserve what we get, whatever that might be.

People who use the so-called insult "gammon" tend to be brainless, unimaginative c*nts who've run out of valid arguments, especially the intellectually bankrupt pea-brains on Twitter.