The dust has settled on the EU referendum and the events can be summarised quite easily.
Overall the UK voted to leave, although distinct areas and countries voted to remain.
This caused some political upheaval, which has now become clearer
UKIP - the main leaver left.
Meanwhile in the Conservatives the main remainers left along with all the leavers. That left the remaining remainer insisting that leaving means leaving. She then got the leavers back in to help us leave. Whilst doing this she talked to Scotland who wanted to remain, to persuade them to remain whilst joining in leaving.
In the Labour Party the remainer remains despite efforts to get him to leave by other remainers.
For the Lib Dems the remainers insist leaving means remaining, although nobody is listening to them.
In the country some leavers now want to remain, and many remainers now want to leave the country.
In Europe they want us to remain but insist we should leave as soon as possible.
So where does that leave museums? They want to remain, but will be forced to leave, whilst hoping that the contacts remain, even though the European funding will leave.
Chief BBC political analyst Laura Kuenssberg assessment of the situation is as follows
Overall the UK voted to leave, although distinct areas and countries voted to remain.
This caused some political upheaval, which has now become clearer
UKIP - the main leaver left.
Meanwhile in the Conservatives the main remainers left along with all the leavers. That left the remaining remainer insisting that leaving means leaving. She then got the leavers back in to help us leave. Whilst doing this she talked to Scotland who wanted to remain, to persuade them to remain whilst joining in leaving.
In the Labour Party the remainer remains despite efforts to get him to leave by other remainers.
For the Lib Dems the remainers insist leaving means remaining, although nobody is listening to them.
In the country some leavers now want to remain, and many remainers now want to leave the country.
In Europe they want us to remain but insist we should leave as soon as possible.
So where does that leave museums? They want to remain, but will be forced to leave, whilst hoping that the contacts remain, even though the European funding will leave.
Chief BBC political analyst Laura Kuenssberg assessment of the situation is as follows
You put your left arm in
your right arm out
In, out, in, out,
You shake it all about.
You do the Hokey Cokey and you turn around
That's what it's all about...
Woah, the hokey cokey,
Woah, the hokey cokey,...
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