All is changed, changed utterly. Except that it’s not.
In the UK, the Brexit Party, plus the rump of Ukip, did exactly as forecast, securing some 36.8 per cent of the vote. But the pro-Remain parties combined did equally well, with 20.9 per cent for the Liberal Democrats, 12.5 per cent for the Greens and 3.6 per cent for Change UK – a total of 37 per cent.
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