Mr Cameron has resigned; he'll stay in post until a new Prime Minister is selected by the Conservatives, but will be gone before the Tory party conference in convenes in October.
The ramifications both political and financial are all unknowns at this point, although the anti-EU sentiments with the other EU countries are making themselves felt. Elements in the Dutch parliament have already called for a referendum in Holland.
This vote does not IMO reflect any rise in conservatism; it was the Labour party heartlands that brought in the biggest "Leave" numbers.
The immigration thing has been vastly overplayed; there are 400,000 Asian Muslims in Birmingham and not one of them will go back home because of this result.
As regards the EU citizens coming here to work, London is already the seventh largest French city. I expect a lot will be going home as London loses it's position as a world financial centre. Invest in Frankfurt!
I voted to remain, but we've got what we've got, and as the old curse has it "May you live in interesting times."
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I fear that you have failed to grasp the depth of feeling regarding the immigration issue,,just like the politicians did ! The sheer uncontrolled volume of Eastern Europeans and others is what is swamping our education and health systems and the people have said it must stop. As for the Muslims,,once the matter of the European Human Rights courts are addressed and a British Bill of Rights contrived then we will no longer have to tolerate the excesses of behaviour we currently do.
