http://www.independent.co.uk/news/pe...-a7460166.html

Kind King, cover me in your tears

**** you Canadians

we have king and you have Trump, I pity you

The US has an idiot who doesn't think before he speaks
Canada has a bleeding-heart liberal who cries over refugees but still thinks Castro was a good man

We have Theresa May I pity both of you

Awwwww he has a good heart

On his way back from celebrating a dictator ?

He's a ****ing disgrace. He's done nothing but interview media outlets for the past year & backtrack on most of his promises. Interviewing people from war torn countries for positive PR because he knows he can't get it anywhere else is classless.

TH UK has a failing economy after Brexit and a bleak future ahead

he's done a lot and the economy is now doing great in Canada, shut up

The UK has the fastest growing economy in the G7 and a chance at getting independence from a corrupt institution. Our future has never looked brighter.

King of crying

sure jan

Not sure if they actually have the fastest growing economy among the G7, but a +1.7% predicted growth is definitely not a failing economy

UK, Mother of Democracy, the lessers could never

People who say the U.K's economy is failing don't realize that Brexit hasn't been implemented yet. Hell, it could still get rejected.

People not in the UK don't realise that the economic disasters predicted referred to a Brexit vote, not Brexit itself. Every forecaster was wrong. The same forecasters said we would fail as an economy if we didn't join the Euro, and, of course, that ended up working massively in our favour.

The UK is one of the oldest and most powerful countries and economies in the world. We will be so much better as an independent nation.

King

The vote did what it could do (make stocks plummet). No one knows yet how leaving the EU will actually affect the UK's economy because article 50's yet to be triggered.

He should bring in more Refugee men away from Europe.

The vote was also predicted to stop investment in the country, yet there has been significant investment despite those predictions. Exports and tourism, by the way, are massively up. Having a weak pound is not the worst thing in the world.

No-one knows how the country will react to Brexit. Whether we're a little richer or a little poorer doesn't matter to me. It's about sovereignty and democracy, and, most importantly, not being part of a European Union which is probably within two decades of the most complete and extraordinarily devastating collapse.