I went to bed last May after midday when the leaders had resigned.

I'd say after the first result the result will be clear. It was like that in Scotland in 2014!

I would say Essex and the military bases in South Hampshire are probably more likely to trend Leave (Portsmouth City Council has actually been the only council in the country to endorse leaving) than places like Sunderland.

I'd love to stay up to watch the results as they come in, unfortunately as I've got a test the next day I'll have to make do with just catching the very start and the very end.

SKY news doing a 10 minute piece on bournemouth with fervent old leavers on a tour: "out at any cost cos of the immigrants next door being loud" pretty much.

It was a fair item overall, but i had to splutter at the jobless denizens in boscombe blaming EU citizens for taking the jobs they dont want to do and spoiling the area. Boscombe, sweetie darlings, was a shit-hole 25 years ago and has marginally improved since. Back then it was Scousers (who incidentaļly i have great love for) who were advertised to come and claim benefits by the seaside by a social housing entreprenour, now a multi millionaire who owns huge quantities of tax-payer supported rental flats. Not the EU. The root cause of this was Right To Buy as literally half the council houses in bournemouth were sold at half price paid for by the tax payer. I, for my sins, get paid to provide running totals of council houses and this is a fact any FOI request will be confirmed (by me)

No-one on the Remain side in this debate is doing anything to convince me why I should vote Remain, except Frances O'Grady on rare occasions.

No, Sadiq Khan, various big businesses who've never done anything for the country threatening to throw their toys out of the pram if we don't do as they say, is not convincing me.

I didn't watch it, but everyone tells me Leave won despite also having no credible answers to questions.

Personally, the debates have been a whole waste of time. At this point I think Brexit supporters believe we will be the central hub to the world if we vote to leave. And that money grows on trees. Had various discussions with people tonight who think shrinking our economy is good and will make wages go up for the working class. And also we were the 5th biggest economy in 1965 before the EU so everything will be fine. Mental.

But the problem is that, for a hell of a lot of people, the economy is already ruined. If there is no chance of a decent job with prospects on the horizon, and even the public services that were providing the most basic of help are being endlessly cut back by the politicians, what is there to lose by taking a risk??

But the problem is that, for a hell of a lot of people, the economy is already ruined. If there is no chance of a decent job with prospects on the horizon, and even the public services that were providing the most basic of help are being endlessly cut back by the politicians, what is there to lose by taking a risk??

Given that the risk is handing control of the economy to some of the most enthusiastic supporters of reducing spending on public services and privatising the NHS, that's one hell of a risk. Believe me, there is an awful lot left to lose.

Got a Brexit leaflet through the door today and one of the points they were making out was "the £350m we spend on the EU could be used for the NHS" or words to that effect. Note though the word 'COULD' was used - not 'WILL'. Like someone put on FB - 'If you think the NHS is safe in the hands of Johnson, Gove and IDS .... I have some magic beans to sell you'.

Got a Brexit leaflet through the door today and one of the points they were making out was "the £350m we spend on the EU could be used for the NHS" or words to that effect. Note though the word 'COULD' was used - not 'WILL'. Like someone put on FB - 'If you think the NHS is safe in the hands of Johnson, Gove and IDS .... I have some magic beans to sell you'.

The leaflet went in the bin after I let the cat play with it for a bit!

(that emoticon has a link)