
it’s one of the most significant shakeups in recent British history
shakeups in recent British history
shakeups in recent British history welcome to watchmojo.com down 10 crucial
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welcome to watchmojo.com down 10 crucial facts you should know about brexit it’s
facts you should know about brexit it’s
facts you should know about brexit it’s a victory against the big merchant banks
a victory against the big merchant banks
a victory against the big merchant banks against the big businesses and against
against the big businesses and against
against the big businesses and against big politics number 10 what was the 2016
big politics number 10 what was the 2016
big politics number 10 what was the 2016 grexit referendum the United Kingdom
grexit referendum the United Kingdom
grexit referendum the United Kingdom European Union membership referendum
European Union membership referendum
European Union membership referendum otherwise known as brexit was a public
otherwise known as brexit was a public
otherwise known as brexit was a public vote in the UK and Gibraltar to
vote in the UK and Gibraltar to
vote in the UK and Gibraltar to determine whether Great Britain should
determine whether Great Britain should
determine whether Great Britain should remain in or leave the EU did you vote
remain in or leave the EU did you vote
remain in or leave the EU did you vote today yes I did I bet you to remain in
today yes I did I bet you to remain in
today yes I did I bet you to remain in the EU over thirty three and a half
the EU over thirty three and a half
the EU over thirty three and a half million people went to the ballots on
million people went to the ballots on
million people went to the ballots on June 23rd 2016 a seventy two point two
June 23rd 2016 a seventy two point two
June 23rd 2016 a seventy two point two percent turnout of registered voters in
percent turnout of registered voters in
percent turnout of registered voters in a somewhat surprising result a fifty one
a somewhat surprising result a fifty one
a somewhat surprising result a fifty one point nine percent majority voted to
point nine percent majority voted to
point nine percent majority voted to leave the EU in this non-binding
leave the EU in this non-binding
leave the EU in this non-binding referendum and Britain’s political
referendum and Britain’s political
referendum and Britain’s political financial and social landscape saw
financial and social landscape saw
financial and social landscape saw dramatic change happen literally
dramatic change happen literally
dramatic change happen literally overnight reporting on the uncertainty
overnight reporting on the uncertainty
overnight reporting on the uncertainty that the result caused Sky News
that the result caused Sky News
that the result caused Sky News summarized the referendum result asked
summarized the referendum result asked
summarized the referendum result asked quote not a quake but off the Richter
quote not a quake but off the Richter
quote not a quake but off the Richter scale number nine what is the European
scale number nine what is the European
scale number nine what is the European Union the EU is a political economic
Union the EU is a political economic
Union the EU is a political economic union between a bloc of member states
union between a bloc of member states
union between a bloc of member states built around standardised legislation
built around standardised legislation
built around standardised legislation and free border policies it aims for
and free border policies it aims for
and free border policies it aims for free movement and trading between member
free movement and trading between member
free movement and trading between member states and to establish common ground in
states and to establish common ground in
states and to establish common ground in terms of agriculture environmental
terms of agriculture environmental
terms of agriculture environmental concerns and industrial development not
concerns and industrial development not
concerns and industrial development not every European country is a member of
every European country is a member of
every European country is a member of the EU however with the likes of Russia
the EU however with the likes of Russia
the EU however with the likes of Russia Switzerland Iceland and Norway not
Switzerland Iceland and Norway not
Switzerland Iceland and Norway not involved the Union is the result of
involved the Union is the result of
involved the Union is the result of various treaties and agreements
various treaties and agreements
various treaties and agreements negotiated in the years after World War
negotiated in the years after World War
negotiated in the years after World War two a conflict which devastated European
two a conflict which devastated European
two a conflict which devastated European relations officially the Union was
relations officially the Union was
relations officially the Union was established in 1993 with the Maastricht
established in 1993 with the Maastricht
established in 1993 with the Maastricht Treaty but the UK joined the bloc in
Treaty but the UK joined the bloc in
Treaty but the UK joined the bloc in 1973 it was known then as the European
1973 it was known then as the European
1973 it was known then as the European Economic Community which was created in
Economic Community which was created in
Economic Community which was created in 1957 by the Treaty of Rome number 8 what
1957 by the Treaty of Rome number 8 what
1957 by the Treaty of Rome number 8 what was the case for the UK to leave the EU
was the case for the UK to leave the EU
was the case for the UK to leave the EU those campaigning to leave the EU
those campaigning to leave the EU
those campaigning to leave the EU rallied under the slogan vote leave take
rallied under the slogan vote leave take
rallied under the slogan vote leave take back control their argument was that the
back control their argument was that the
back control their argument was that the Union had too much influence over
Union had too much influence over
Union had too much influence over British laws and that too much money was
British laws and that too much money was
British laws and that too much money was being spent by the UK in Europe vote
being spent by the UK in Europe vote
being spent by the UK in Europe vote leave said that at least 350 million
leave said that at least 350 million
leave said that at least 350 million pounds was being sent to Europe every
pounds was being sent to Europe every
pounds was being sent to Europe every week and that a break from the EU would
week and that a break from the EU would
week and that a break from the EU would mean greater investment within the UK
mean greater investment within the UK
mean greater investment within the UK itself immigration policies were also at
itself immigration policies were also at
itself immigration policies were also at the center of vote leaves campaign any
the center of vote leaves campaign any
the center of vote leaves campaign any of those people if they wish can come to
of those people if they wish can come to
of those people if they wish can come to this country we have no control the only
this country we have no control the only
this country we have no control the only way we get control is to vote to leave
way we get control is to vote to leave
way we get control is to vote to leave the European Union they attacked
the European Union they attacked
the European Union they attacked Europe’s open border system which they
Europe’s open border system which they
Europe’s open border system which they said allowed immigration to get quote
said allowed immigration to get quote
said allowed immigration to get quote out of control putting a strain on
out of control putting a strain on
out of control putting a strain on services like the National Health
services like the National Health
services like the National Health Service and impacting security number
Service and impacting security number
Service and impacting security number seven why was there a referendum though
seven why was there a referendum though
seven why was there a referendum though there had been calls for a referendum
there had been calls for a referendum
there had been calls for a referendum for years plans for a vote were
for years plans for a vote were
for years plans for a vote were initially announced in January 2013
initially announced in January 2013
initially announced in January 2013 during a speech by Prime Minister David
during a speech by Prime Minister David
during a speech by Prime Minister David Cameron in which he promised an in/out
Cameron in which he promised an in/out
Cameron in which he promised an in/out vote should the Conservatives win the
vote should the Conservatives win the
vote should the Conservatives win the next general election if you get me as
next general election if you get me as
next general election if you get me as Prime Minister you get that chance to
Prime Minister you get that chance to
Prime Minister you get that chance to have that interact in at referendum
have that interact in at referendum
have that interact in at referendum Cameron did win the 2015 election and in
Cameron did win the 2015 election and in
Cameron did win the 2015 election and in February 2016 he announced the EU
February 2016 he announced the EU
February 2016 he announced the EU referendum date after high-profile
referendum date after high-profile
referendum date after high-profile negotiations with the EU the PM had been
negotiations with the EU the PM had been
negotiations with the EU the PM had been trying to bolster Britain’s position and
trying to bolster Britain’s position and
trying to bolster Britain’s position and influence within the Union but
influence within the Union but
influence within the Union but Euroskeptics criticized his efforts what
Euroskeptics criticized his efforts what
Euroskeptics criticized his efforts what they’ve tried to do is to build a
they’ve tried to do is to build a
they’ve tried to do is to build a political union without consent former
political union without consent former
political union without consent former London Mayor Boris Johnson labelled
London Mayor Boris Johnson labelled
London Mayor Boris Johnson labelled Cameron’s achievements as quote
Cameron’s achievements as quote
Cameron’s achievements as quote two-thirds of diddly-squat number six
two-thirds of diddly-squat number six
two-thirds of diddly-squat number six who opposed the brexit the issue of
who opposed the brexit the issue of
who opposed the brexit the issue of Britain’s membership in the EU proved
Britain’s membership in the EU proved
Britain’s membership in the EU proved hugely divisive in UK politics splitting
hugely divisive in UK politics splitting
hugely divisive in UK politics splitting members from all the major parties David
members from all the major parties David
members from all the major parties David Cameron led the remain campaign under
Cameron led the remain campaign under
Cameron led the remain campaign under the argument that Britain was quote
the argument that Britain was quote
the argument that Britain was quote stronger in Europe I was absolutely
stronger in Europe I was absolutely
stronger in Europe I was absolutely clear about my belief that Britain is
clear about my belief that Britain is
clear about my belief that Britain is stronger safer and better off inside the
stronger safer and better off inside the
stronger safer and better off inside the European Union officially the Labour
European Union officially the Labour
European Union officially the Labour Party Liberal Democrats and Scottish
Party Liberal Democrats and Scottish
Party Liberal Democrats and Scottish National Party opposed brexit although
National Party opposed brexit although
National Party opposed brexit although some leading party members have been
some leading party members have been
some leading party members have been criticised
criticised
criticised for not supporting the cause as much as
for not supporting the cause as much as
for not supporting the cause as much as they should have including Labour’s
they should have including Labour’s
they should have including Labour’s Jeremy Corbyn outside of Parliament
Jeremy Corbyn outside of Parliament
Jeremy Corbyn outside of Parliament various support groups were set up for
various support groups were set up for
various support groups were set up for the remain campaign – including
the remain campaign – including
the remain campaign – including academics for Europe environmentalists
academics for Europe environmentalists
academics for Europe environmentalists for Europe and scientists for EU number
for Europe and scientists for EU number
for Europe and scientists for EU number five who was for the brexit the former
five who was for the brexit the former
five who was for the brexit the former London Mayor and prominent conservative
London Mayor and prominent conservative
London Mayor and prominent conservative figure Boris Johnson was one of the
figure Boris Johnson was one of the
figure Boris Johnson was one of the leading campaigners for brexit members
leading campaigners for brexit members
leading campaigners for brexit members of the United Kingdom Independence Party
of the United Kingdom Independence Party
of the United Kingdom Independence Party fronted by Nigel Farage were also
fronted by Nigel Farage were also
fronted by Nigel Farage were also advocates of vote leave the EU’s failing
advocates of vote leave the EU’s failing
advocates of vote leave the EU’s failing the EU is dying I hope we’ve knocked the
the EU is dying I hope we’ve knocked the
the EU is dying I hope we’ve knocked the first brick out of the wall groups such
first brick out of the wall groups such
first brick out of the wall groups such as labour leave liberal leave and green
as labour leave liberal leave and green
as labour leave liberal leave and green leaves were also set up for those
leaves were also set up for those
leaves were also set up for those wanting to leave the EU against the
wanting to leave the EU against the
wanting to leave the EU against the official positions of their parties the
official positions of their parties the
official positions of their parties the organisation grassroots out was formed
organisation grassroots out was formed
organisation grassroots out was formed as a way of uniting major brexit
as a way of uniting major brexit
as a way of uniting major brexit campaign groups vote leave and leave you
campaign groups vote leave and leave you
campaign groups vote leave and leave you early opinion polls had suggested that
early opinion polls had suggested that
early opinion polls had suggested that Britain would vote to remain in the EU
Britain would vote to remain in the EU
Britain would vote to remain in the EU and during the early stages of vote
and during the early stages of vote
and during the early stages of vote counting some prominent figures had
counting some prominent figures had
counting some prominent figures had accepted a loss but the final result
accepted a loss but the final result
accepted a loss but the final result proved different there are 17 million
proved different there are 17 million
proved different there are 17 million people that voted for brexit it’s a
people that voted for brexit it’s a
people that voted for brexit it’s a victory for ordinary people decent
victory for ordinary people decent
victory for ordinary people decent people number 4 what were the results of
people number 4 what were the results of
people number 4 what were the results of the referendum June the 23rd go down in
the referendum June the 23rd go down in
the referendum June the 23rd go down in our history as our Independence Day the
our history as our Independence Day the
our history as our Independence Day the polls closed at 10:00 p.m. in Britain
polls closed at 10:00 p.m. in Britain
polls closed at 10:00 p.m. in Britain before an unexpected victory for vote
before an unexpected victory for vote
before an unexpected victory for vote leave became clear 17 million four
leave became clear 17 million four
leave became clear 17 million four hundred and ten thousand seven hundred
hundred and ten thousand seven hundred
hundred and ten thousand seven hundred and forty two people voted to leave the
and forty two people voted to leave the
and forty two people voted to leave the European Union a majority of 51.9% –
European Union a majority of 51.9% –
European Union a majority of 51.9% – remains 48.1% the division between the
remains 48.1% the division between the
remains 48.1% the division between the countries of the UK was stark with
countries of the UK was stark with
countries of the UK was stark with Scotland and Northern Ireland voting in
Scotland and Northern Ireland voting in
Scotland and Northern Ireland voting in the majority to stay in the EU and
the majority to stay in the EU and
the majority to stay in the EU and almost all of England and Wales voting
almost all of England and Wales voting
almost all of England and Wales voting in the majority to leave
in the majority to leave
in the majority to leave although the majority of London voters
although the majority of London voters
although the majority of London voters chose to remain some of the most
chose to remain some of the most
chose to remain some of the most significant victories for vote leave
significant victories for vote leave
significant victories for vote leave came in the middle of England it gained
came in the middle of England it gained
came in the middle of England it gained a fifty nine point three percent
a fifty nine point three percent
a fifty nine point three percent majority in the West Midlands and a
majority in the West Midlands and a
majority in the West Midlands and a fifty eight point eight percent majority
fifty eight point eight percent majority
fifty eight point eight percent majority in the East Midlands number three what
in the East Midlands number three what
in the East Midlands number three what was the reaction of British politicians
was the reaction of British politicians
was the reaction of British politicians the United Kingdom a place whose very
the United Kingdom a place whose very
the United Kingdom a place whose very name after this week’s events is
name after this week’s events is
name after this week’s events is beginning to sound a bit sarcastic hours
beginning to sound a bit sarcastic hours
beginning to sound a bit sarcastic hours after the result was announced David
after the result was announced David
after the result was announced David Cameron appeared before the media
Cameron appeared before the media
Cameron appeared before the media outside number 10 Downing Street and
outside number 10 Downing Street and
outside number 10 Downing Street and resigned as Prime Minister and leader of
resigned as Prime Minister and leader of
resigned as Prime Minister and leader of the Conservative Party the British
the Conservative Party the British
the Conservative Party the British people have made a very clear decision
people have made a very clear decision
people have made a very clear decision to take a different path Cameron also
to take a different path Cameron also
to take a different path Cameron also indicated he did not believe that he was
indicated he did not believe that he was
indicated he did not believe that he was the right captain for Britain in the
the right captain for Britain in the
the right captain for Britain in the wake of the referendum the result of the
wake of the referendum the result of the
wake of the referendum the result of the referendum has also triggered a crisis
referendum has also triggered a crisis
referendum has also triggered a crisis in the labour party after 11 senior
in the labour party after 11 senior
in the labour party after 11 senior members resigned from their positions
members resigned from their positions
members resigned from their positions amid criticism aimed at Labour leader
amid criticism aimed at Labour leader
amid criticism aimed at Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn
Jeremy Corbyn
Jeremy Corbyn for not doing enough to secure the
for not doing enough to secure the
for not doing enough to secure the remain vote majority of labour voters
remain vote majority of labour voters
remain vote majority of labour voters voted to remain the vast majority of
voted to remain the vast majority of
voted to remain the vast majority of conservative voters voted to leave I’m
conservative voters voted to leave I’m
conservative voters voted to leave I’m not happy with that situation but we’ve
not happy with that situation but we’ve
not happy with that situation but we’ve got a reach out
got a reach out
got a reach out korban has vowed to fight on but there
korban has vowed to fight on but there
korban has vowed to fight on but there is mounting pressure on his position you
is mounting pressure on his position you
is mounting pressure on his position you like David Cameron failed he’s resigning
like David Cameron failed he’s resigning
like David Cameron failed he’s resigning are you
are you
are you no I’m carrying on number two what
no I’m carrying on number two what
no I’m carrying on number two what economic ramifications will this have
economic ramifications will this have
economic ramifications will this have immediately after the referendum result
immediately after the referendum result
immediately after the referendum result the value of the pound sank to its
the value of the pound sank to its
the value of the pound sank to its lowest in decades as economic
lowest in decades as economic
lowest in decades as economic uncertainty set in as Britain had voted
uncertainty set in as Britain had voted
uncertainty set in as Britain had voted to no longer be part of the European
to no longer be part of the European
to no longer be part of the European single market investors and analysts
single market investors and analysts
single market investors and analysts showed concern for the country’s future
showed concern for the country’s future
showed concern for the country’s future as a major trading force those separate
as a major trading force those separate
as a major trading force those separate trade agreements are set to be made with
trade agreements are set to be made with
trade agreements are set to be made with EU member countries Britain cutting
EU member countries Britain cutting
EU member countries Britain cutting adrift from the bloc was seen as a major
adrift from the bloc was seen as a major
adrift from the bloc was seen as a major risk by many in the country itself the
risk by many in the country itself the
risk by many in the country itself the result is expected to have an impact on
result is expected to have an impact on
result is expected to have an impact on the housing market potentially prompting
the housing market potentially prompting
the housing market potentially prompting a fall in prices food bills are also
a fall in prices food bills are also
a fall in prices food bills are also expected to rise as well as fuel and
expected to rise as well as fuel and
expected to rise as well as fuel and energy costs number one what’s next for
energy costs number one what’s next for
energy costs number one what’s next for the United Kingdom the economic
the United Kingdom the economic
the United Kingdom the economic uncertainty and political upheaval
uncertainty and political upheaval
uncertainty and political upheaval seemed as though it was set to continue
seemed as though it was set to continue
seemed as though it was set to continue for some weeks
for some weeks
for some weeks months david cameron indicated during
months david cameron indicated during
months david cameron indicated during his resignation speech that he hopes to
his resignation speech that he hopes to
his resignation speech that he hopes to see a new PM in place by October 2016
see a new PM in place by October 2016
see a new PM in place by October 2016 and Jeremy Corbyn has vowed to fight for
and Jeremy Corbyn has vowed to fight for
and Jeremy Corbyn has vowed to fight for his position as labor leader despite
his position as labor leader despite
his position as labor leader despite massive changes in his party I will lead
massive changes in his party I will lead
massive changes in his party I will lead this party in order to put forward an
this party in order to put forward an
this party in order to put forward an alternative and lead this party to win
alternative and lead this party to win
alternative and lead this party to win the election when it comes to civilians
the election when it comes to civilians
the election when it comes to civilians some brexit voters have expressed regret
some brexit voters have expressed regret
some brexit voters have expressed regret about choosing to leave citing the
about choosing to leave citing the
about choosing to leave citing the campaign’s alleged lies and their belief
campaign’s alleged lies and their belief
campaign’s alleged lies and their belief that their votes quote wouldn’t count
that their votes quote wouldn’t count
that their votes quote wouldn’t count there have also been suggestions of a
there have also been suggestions of a
there have also been suggestions of a possible break up with in the UK itself
possible break up with in the UK itself
possible break up with in the UK itself with calls mounting in Scotland where
with calls mounting in Scotland where
with calls mounting in Scotland where the vote to remain secured a majority to
the vote to remain secured a majority to
the vote to remain secured a majority to break away from the UK what happens if
break away from the UK what happens if
break away from the UK what happens if the UK overall votes to leave the EU but
the UK overall votes to leave the EU but
the UK overall votes to leave the EU but Scotland doesn’t would that definitely
Scotland doesn’t would that definitely
Scotland doesn’t would that definitely trigger a Scottish referendum almost
trigger a Scottish referendum almost
trigger a Scottish referendum almost certainly the actual withdrawal from the
certainly the actual withdrawal from the
certainly the actual withdrawal from the EU is not immediate though since the
EU is not immediate though since the
EU is not immediate though since the referendum was not legally binding
referendum was not legally binding
referendum was not legally binding this means the government will make the
this means the government will make the
this means the government will make the ultimate decision about leaving the EU
ultimate decision about leaving the EU
ultimate decision about leaving the EU as well as when it will do so by
as well as when it will do so by
as well as when it will do so by invoking article 50 of the treaty on
invoking article 50 of the treaty on
invoking article 50 of the treaty on European Union and if it is indeed
European Union and if it is indeed
European Union and if it is indeed triggered then it could be up to two
triggered then it could be up to two
triggered then it could be up to two years before Britain is out there has
years before Britain is out there has
years before Britain is out there has been pressure within the UK for a second
been pressure within the UK for a second
been pressure within the UK for a second referendum but little indication of it
referendum but little indication of it
referendum but little indication of it happening as of June 27th 2016 there is
happening as of June 27th 2016 there is
happening as of June 27th 2016 there is going to be another vote coming up and
going to be another vote coming up and
going to be another vote coming up and it’s happening one week from of course
it’s happening one week from of course
it’s happening one week from of course there isn’t
regardless Britain voting to leave the
regardless Britain voting to leave the EU represents one of the most
EU represents one of the most
EU represents one of the most significant political changes for the
significant political changes for the
significant political changes for the country in decades
country in decades
country in decades it can’t happen and when it does there
it can’t happen and when it does there
it can’t happen and when it does there are no king do-overs whether it’s a step
are no king do-overs whether it’s a step
are no king do-overs whether it’s a step in the right or wrong direction remains
in the right or wrong direction remains
in the right or wrong direction remains to be seen did these facts get you
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that had the courage in the face of all
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the threats everything they were told
the threats everything they were told they had the guts to stand up and do the
they had the guts to stand up and do the
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