[fortheDeclaration]

I see it 36 to 34 in favor of leave. That wins a 2nd referendum.

[Cronos]

Update, the actual vote share is

35% for LEAVE (Brexit+UKIP) and 40.2% for REMAIN (Libdems+Greens+ChangeUK+SNP+plaidCymru). This reinforces that the UK is still split in opinion.

If one considers that the Tory vote was leave and the LAbour vote was remain (both of which I doubt, but hey, let's consider it), then you have

LEAVE: 46.1%

REMAIN: 52.4%

still a split nearly down the middle. The UK hasn't made up its mind - it's still undecided

Let them have the no-deal hard Brexit and solve it. Scotland and NI will leave and england-wales will get what they want (except for the western parts of wales + London who voted remain)

[Cronos]

either way, a win for remain of 2% more vote percentage is not a mandate. The UK is hopeless split and staying will only make things worse imho. They need to
1. Let Scotland and NI who voted REMAIN, get their independence / reunion and
2. Let England-Wales get on with their LEAVE with no-deal.

That’s the only sensible way - if one cancels out Scotland and NI then the vote for LEAVE is at 56% to 60% - not perfect but definitely a more defining vote