The question is no longer whether Brexit worked. It didn’t. The question is whether Britain is prepared to admit it and correct the mistake. - Mehdi Hasan

It's the 10th anniversary of the dumbest moment in modern British history so let's celebrate some of the idiots who made it happen. First up ... Jacob Rees-Mogg and his promise of cheap food and wine... In fact food prices have increased some 12% as a direct result of Brexit (LSE) 1/5

Ten years ago today the whole country and its future were sacrificed on the altar of Boris Johnson’s ego, David Cameron’s stupidity and Nigel Farage’s prejudice. A decade thrown away and a nation left angrier and poorer. Thanks, you absoute pricks.

Nice one @libdems.org.uk 👍

The 'ten years' bit is a clue.

The #Brexit referendum was 10 years ago and we are still paying for it. The rise of people like #NigelFarage is exactly what we warned would happen. #costofliving #ukpolitics See you at 12 pm! #Brexit @marchforrejoin.co.uk

Incredibly, the data on the effects of the calamitous Brexit decision is out there, but every BBC 'analysis' of Brexit "ten year on" is 'ooh, wasn't Farage clever, oh my Cummings was so smart, look how Boris and Dave hated each other'. Meanwhile the country burns. #r4today

Brexit is costing us £2 billion a week Let’s ditch it and fund Britain 🇬🇧 instead and get freedoms to travel, work, study in Europe again. #BreJoinEU

VERY EXCITING The government finally pushes back against Thames Water's creditors' dodgy deal Saying they "will always act in the national interest — and our priority is protecting consumers" 🙌🙌🙌 WELL DONE everyone campaigning on this, keep going! www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

Saturday 20th June, 12noon - 4:30pm LONDON, Temple Station - Parliament Square To mark 10 years since the referendum, we NEED YOU THERE! Please come along, tell everyone you know and share this post everywhere! #RejoinEU #RejoinMarch

Ukrainian Roman Lavrynovych, 22, and Romanian Stanislav Carpiuc, 27, acted on the orders of a Russian-speaking Telegram contact called "El Money", the Old Bailey heard. But that was just the last in a string of Russian directed acts aimed at stirring up discord in 🇬🇧 www.ft.com/content/dd79...

🙄 #Brexit: What happens when the most greedy and manipulative rich people get together with the dumbest and most bigoted people in the land and come up with a policy... www.theguardian.com/politics/202...

Today’s independent front page Brexit has been a disaster – it’s time the guilty men felt some shame

“Never have so few done so much damage to so many with so little ability to execute what they lied about." www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/poli...

When asked if they’d like a self-imposed trade embargo, a majority of the English electorate said yes please. You don’t need to be an economist to instinctively understand that making it hard to sell stuff means you sell less stuff. We haven’t found a cure for stupidity yet.

One starts to get to the point of thinking that social media and stable democracy are simply incompatible. And this is the real post-2008 story, since the dates of slow economic growth and social media are in fact the same. www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2026...

Why TF aren’t we holding these lying, incompetent, arrogant shits to account? How do they get to come in, wreck the place then skip off to after-dinner circuits, the Lords, or to stupidly-paid media jobs? Their Brexit legacy has been ruinous for our country. Not for them though. Disgusting people.

My partner showed me this from South East Water this morning about water cuts in our area. ‘The last ten days have been incredibly frustrating for you. With the cooler weather today, it’s completely natural to look out the window and wonder why our water network isn’t back to normal yet.’ My reply

UK joining the EU is inevitable because it’s undeniable that outside in the UK is weaker, poorer and more isolated outside. These are facts. You can’t then demand your government do better, fix services, fix the economy, yet deny them the largest and most single opportunity to do just that #RejoinEU

💥 70,000 signatures! 💥 ...and the petition closes on June 8th. Imagine if we can get it over 100,000 before then - and open a Parliamentary debate in time for the 10th anniversary of the Brexit vote on June 23rd 2026. That'd be powerful. All hands to the pump! Sign and share, share, share! 👇

I realise facts don’t matter when you belong to a cult… but, Farage wants to take away workers’ rights, reduce NMW, scrap the Equality Act, take us out of the ECHR, implement a deregulation bonanza to ditch our consumer protections and sell off the NHS. He couldn’t give a shit about working people.

Bring Thames Water into permanent public ownership Cost? 💧Shareholders have walked away so close to zero compensation 💧40% minimum haircut on £20 bn debt = £12 bn of debt refinanced more cheaply Gilt investors say this is "trivial" Me for @labourlist.bsky.social labourlist.org/2026/05/the-...

Spot on: "For years and years now, the two main parties in the UK have treated Brexit and its consequences a bit like it was a natural disaster that simply descended from the heavens ..."

Knowing how these devices work, seeing the data they send back to the server, the unfit security that allows anyone access, the terribly obfuscated "anonymous" usage data that gets sold on. Why set up surveillance systems all over your own house?

This is the thing that always got me. FOM was poisoned by wealthy arseholes who claimed it was only for the elites, took it away from the masses (while a chunk of the masses cheered them on), and left most Brits in a position where only the wealthy could easily move between and to EU countries.

Farage says his £5 million gift was a “reward” for Brexit. The rest of us were rewarded with higher bills and years of chaos. This grifter must not become prime minister.

Nigel Farage bought £1.4m property after receiving £5m gift from British crypto billionaire, Sky News learns

A serious warning to UK from US, ex Republican. "figure out whether you want to be a serious country or a colony of the global authoritarian-populist franchise ..."

How to commit a crime and get away with it if you are a private water company: step 1: dump sewage into our rivers and seas step 2: kill thousands of fish in our rivers step 3: donate money to charities like the Rivers Trust step 4: escape prosecution Exposed by #Channel4 tonight.

Which political party would be the best at handling Brexit? None of them. There is no "handling Brexit". There's either live with the devastating consequences or scrap it altogether. And the public are getting wise to those indisputable facts. yougov.com/en-gb/tracke...

Have to say.. as red flags go, proposing to set up concentration camps and taking a £5M personal bribe would be the top two when deciding who NOT to vote for. It is genuinely insane and extremely troubling that Farage could still be electable despite that… or even because of it. WTAF, UK?

Funny how a wildly provocative, nearly cartoonishly cruel policy lands just as questions about £5m donations and tax affairs start getting uncomfortable. Pure coincidence, I’m sure.

Unravelling Brexit I’d like to tackle some of the things people say about Brexit and expand upon them. It’s very important that international audiences understand what happened in the UK: Thread 🧵

Huge if true

A donation of just £3 from you will help organise a rally and march against Brexit on 20 June …to mark 10 years since the referendum Donate here: www.gofundme.com/f/national-r... @marchforrejoin.co.uk

EU membership has done this for many countries. Poland has done particularly well.

Nailed it. "Farage built his project on lies. The least we can do is have the courage to tell the truth about what those lies have cost us ..."

The institutions that are supposed to protect our democracy need to wake up to the reality of 2026. Quite obviously, there is nothing to "consider" here. Quite obviously, this needs investigation. www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

Today in Brexit Britain you are being asked to believe that a Thailand-based cryptocurrency tycoon secretly gave Nigel Farage - the person, not his party - five million pounds without any hope or expectation of getting anything in return.

The speed at which the conversation has moved is remarkable. A year ago, public discussion about the damaging consequences of Brexit was virtually taboo across the UK establishment, resisted by all major political parties and officials for fear of reopening political wounds.

For eight+ long years following the 2016 referendum, almost every other issue was crushed under the stupidity of the chaos, largely fomented by Cummings himself If he's struggling with history, perhaps if it's time he consulted a proper optician

Boom time for Chinese solar makers as the Middle East oil crisis drives demand Chinese solar exports doubled in a single month to reach a record high in March as the energy crisis sparked by war accelerated demand for alternatives to oil and gas across Asia. www.independent.co.uk/climate-cha...

I found Mathias Swann's original post on TikTok – WITH SOUND – so you don't have to.

It’s not just the remarkable 63% who say they’d vote to rejoin the EU. It’s also the fact that this figure continues to rise slowly but steadily. Brexit has failed and is seen to have failed. And geopolitics brings Britain and its neighbours, with whom it shares interests & values, closer together.

Concern grows for Suella Braverman as she completely forgets she spent nine years as part of the Conservative government, including two periods as Home Secretary, responsible for immigration.

Brexit didn't stop immigration or fix the economy. Farage told his supporters to back Boris Johnson in the 2019 General Election, and he fully supported Liz Truss's budget himself. So why are Reform MPs telling us that the wrong Brexit was delivered and complaining about Britain being broken?...

Privatisation = price gauging And service level gauging. Worse service, higher prices. It's a very complex problem, but that's the simplified takeaway.

“I was brainwashed by Nigel Farage.” We asked people in East Wiltshire, the constituency of Danny Kruger, if Brexit was a mistake. Here's what they said. ⬇️ Write to your local paper to show it is time to talk about EU membership: https://www.bestforbritain.org/write_to_paper_eu_membership

“Brexit betrayal” - oh for god’s sake.. Every day, we’re paying to be poorer. We’re paying to be second class citizens on our own continent. We’re paying to queue. We’re paying for more red tape. We’re paying to be less secure and less trusted. Brexit IS the betrayal. And so is defending it.