in a moment, we will hearfrom jon kay of article 50. in a moment, we will hear from jon kay in wrist but first, cambridge, where a majority voted for remain, and nearby wisbech, which voted leave. poles apart the part of the same county and now, still part of the eu. when it came to in or out, and wisbech reacted very differently. one of the biggest remain vote in the country was in cambridge. nine months on, little has changed. the city has a large european population and last week, the lib dem leader sought to reassure them. i often say to people in my patch and elsewhere who are eu nationals who are panicking about their future, nationals who are panicking about theirfuture, i nationals who are panicking about their future, i say i nationals who are panicking about theirfuture, i say i am 90% sure you will be fine. but brexit has made many foreign investors nervous. we are probably looking to set up more offices in the continental europe because of this and as i mentioned earlier, i yesterday had an e—mailfrom mentioned earlier, i