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Hello and welcome to the Red Box Politics Podcast and The Times I'm Matt Chorley. It will be an in-out referendum.

Welcome to a new Britain, 1,318 days after the UK voted to leave the EU, it is finally happening.

Whatever your decision, I will do my best to deliver it.

How do we get here and all of the warnings and predictions right?

In this special episode I'm joined by Tim Schittman, political ads for the Sunday Times,

who also join me on the morning of Friday, June the 24th, 2016.

The British people have voted to leave the European Union.

Back then, tired, drunk, hung over, or possibly a combination of all three, we try to make sense of the result,

which seem to have caught even the victors by surprise. Britain has voted to leave the European Union. Just digest that for a moment.

Whether you're in favour or against, few people actually thought it would happen.

But from an opinion poll last night, they claimed that remain would win at 10 o'clock to backing Brexit by 4 in the morning with 51.8% of the vote.

It's been quite a night.

So Tim, both of us have revisited the podcast we did back then.

How do you remember that night and the morning after? Well I

remember the high drama of it. I remember first being at a party with Nigel Farage

telling us he lost and a sort of mad rolling mall like a rugby game with

hundreds of hacks and it's a very sweaty Farage. I remember leaving the party trying

to find some other people and hearing the result from

Sunderland and thinking this ain't what we thought it was going to be.

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