Huge calls for corbyn and milne to go on twitter today, even paid stooge Paul Mason is having a go.

Based on this BBC-sourced chart that was going round on twitter under the "REMAIN WON!!!" banner...

Clearly anti-brexit parties (Green, Lib Dem, Plaid, SNP, Change UK) got 40.4%

The Brexit Party got 34.9%

The tories (who are clearly a pro-brexit party) got 9.1%.

That means it was 44% Vs 40.4% in favour of Brexit.

And you simply cannot assume Labour's 14.1% was an anti-brexit vote (much as I wish we could). There's just no way of knowing how many of those Labour voters would turn out for "remain" in another referendum. I don't think Labour's equivocation is doing anyone any good at all, but that's where they are, and counting a Labour vote as a Remain vote isn't justifiable right now (IMO).

In some respect Nigel I think this may be good news for remainers

So 12% (32% of the 37% who turned out) have come out for the full swivel eyed WTO exit. But its being proclaimed as a 'victory' which makes any (saner, and I use that word guardedly) version of Brexit even more politically toxic.

Provided parliament refuses a no-deal Brexit (the one thing they've looked reasonably resolute on to date) - surely makes a second referendum inevitable?

Leave has hit 'peak leave' - they're all out (after all its been their chance of a lifetime), the waters of the 'non voting apathetic' would surely be more remain leaning and (potentially) a little more galvanized next time round?

Or is that just wishful thinking....?!?!?