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Rod Liddle

Three great myths of the sulking Remainers

2 July 2016

9:00 AM

2 July 2016

9:00 AM

I think my favourite moment of the referendum campaign was John Major’s intervention, a couple of weeks before polling day. In that immediately recognisable tone of condescension tinged with snippy petulance, which we all remember and love so well from the time of his magnificent stewardship of this country, he said that people who didn’t want some degree of pooled sovereignty should go and live in North Korea, oh yes.

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