How Britain Could Exit ‘Brexit’; Remain's refusal to accept Brexit shows contempt for democracy

Daily Mail

The defeated Remain campaign were always going to be sore losers. They must not be allowed to get away with overturning the result of the referendum.

LITTLEJOHN: Remain's refusal to accept Brexit shows contempt for democracy

They have become so used to getting their own way that their petulance is…

DAILYM.AI

Financial Times

"There are already signs that Britain might be heading towards a second referendum rather than the door marked exit."
Follow our coverage of Brexit: http://on.ft.com/28ZoB6O

Opinion: I do not believe that Brexit will happen

Would the UK's European partners really be willing to play along? Quite possibly, says Gideon Rachman.

ON.FT.COM

There is a referendum result that is not going anywhere quickly.

Brexit: The facts, laws and politics of the Leave vote

Various EU politicians can demand what they want but they may as well be whistling.

ON.FT.COM

How Britain Could Exit ‘Brexit’

By MAX FISHER

The country has a few options for how it might remain in the European Union. Each carries significant risks — but, then again, so does leaving.

The afternoon rush in London on Monday. Technically, the “Brexit” referendum result is not legally binding, but the alternatives are tricky for Britain’s leaders. CreditAndrew Testa for The New York Times

---

DEALBOOK

It’s Not Game Over, but This May Be the First Domino

By ANDREW ROSS SORKIN 8:57 PM ET

Britain’s economy is likely to suffer in the near term, but the worst effects of the country’s split may be felt on the Continent.

In Brussels, First Order of Business Is Weeds, Then ‘Brexit’

By ANDREW HIGGINS and JAMES KANTER 1:00 AM ET

As leaders gather, regulatory minutiae will come first, illustrating why so many view the E.U. as a meddling bureaucratic machine.