> Those who live outside London but provide the rudimentary services will dramatically increase their prices (you still can't make due in London without four ma

> Those who live outside London but provide the rudimentary services will dramatically increase their prices (you still can't make due in London without four maids and a cook!) You what? Okay, first of all, define the area of london. I think if London seceded pretty much every satellite town that mostly lives from business with London would go with it. So hopefully people who work in london wouldn't have to go through the wall. London is already responsible for a huge portion of the taxes that UK collects; if the mechanism of collection is changed to tarriffs instead it would hardly matter. And the rest of the UK would still ahve to compete with the EU providers in that, so they couldn't be that prescriptive. (Assuming of course london gets to keep its airports) Those who voted leave weren't voting for economical reasons; they were voting out of protest, against their own interest.