H/t reader squodgy:
Hmmm:
Theresa May: Britain faces ‘tough times’ but can enjoy a ‘better, brighter future’ outside the EU:
Britain will emerge from Brexit with a “better, brighter future”, Theresa May pledges today as she warns that the country faces “tough times” while it negotiates to leave the European Union.
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Hmmm again:
Brexit: a disaster decades in the making:
One week ago, against the advice of its political establishment, Britain narrowly voted to leave the European Union. Within a few days, that establishment was in the process of a full-scale implosion: the country is effectively without government or opposition, shorn of leadership, bereft of direction. As the pound crashed and markets tanked, the chancellor of the exchequer went missing for three days while Boris Johnson, the most prominent member of the Leave campaign, spent the weekend not sketching out a plan for the nation’s future, but playing cricket and writing his column for the Telegraph. Having asserted its right to sovereignty, the country can now find nobody to actually run it.
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Hmmm again:
Gary Younge, editor-at-large for The Guardian presents a laser-sharp analysis of the Brexit zeitgeist and British leadership’s WTF? happens next. All hell’s broken loose. Who’s in charge? Who would want this task? Boris Johnson says, “That person cannot be me.” Understandable. Who wants to receive a big, fat failing grade before the course work even begins?
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