I know, I know. And in case you missed it, the UK voted to leave the EU by a margin of 52% - 48% (give or take).

As long as our farmers get to continue in the EIEIO then we are all good.

Leavers didnt reckon on Daveys lets leave ourselves open for 3 whole months whilst we dither. The worst decision he could of ever made for the UK economy.

Daniel Hannan has already said he's happy to say in the single market and that he doesnt want immigration cut sharply. Boris has just said he wants to be part of the single market and doesnt believe that immigration is a factor or concern for most people. The backtracking is coming thick and part. This was never about slowing immigration for them anyway, it doesnt effect them. The reality of the situation has hit home and he realises that whatever decision he makes he'll be seen as the bad guy. I think he genuinely thought remain would win, and he'd be seen as the plucky man of the people, setting up a case to next next prime minister. Now he may very well be prime minister, but in the midst of a very unstable situation where whatever route he goes will infuriate millions.

Edited by blackpalacefan (27 Jun 2016 7.29pm)

Nigel Farage has hit out at Conservative MP and Leave campaigner Daniel Hannan for "selling out" over immigration.

Mr Hannan has said he is interested in returning control of immigration policy to Parliament. And, speaking earlier on the BBC News Channel, he said he was "quite liberal about immigration" - though he acknowledged that some would disagree with that stance.

Meanwhile, Mr Farage was on Channel 4 News saying: "We can control immigration.

"All we need is a Conservative Party government with the will to do it.

"And to hear somebody like Dan Hannan effectively selling out - or potentially selling out - already worries me greatly."