You seem to believe because it has not been trading at 14% below the pre-referendum level for every second of the last 16 months this is something we should rejoice in.

The truth remains, immediately after the referendum vote the pound plummeted in value. Although the exchange rate has varied over that period it has not at any time got anywhere near its pre-referendum value.

Of course this has a negative impact on almost every aspect of our lives, fuel, food etc, etc. The people least able to afford this are always the people with lowerest incomes. They are the ones hit hardest.

It is abundantly clear that some of your compatriots do not care a fig about these people.