
Clive Bull 1am - 4am
21 December 2018, 12:52
The Brexit debate has continued to dominate households across Britain. These are LBC's best moments summing up Britain’s departure from the EU in 2018.
A Leave voter cried live on air after admitting to James O'Brien he was wrong to back Brexit.
Theresa May faced calls to stand down from a listener who urged her to let a Brexiteer take charge during an LBC phone-in.
Labour MP Kate Hoey sparked a big Brexit row when she accused Lord Adonis and other Remainers of being be “more patriotic to the EU than their own country”.
A four-time Ukip candidate left listeners in disbelief when he phoned James O'Brien to talk Brexit.
Ukip’s former deputy chairwoman Suzanne Evans accused Remain MP Dominic Grieve of living in a “little London bubble” - and it erupted into a massive Brexit row.
Nigel Farage went to head-to-head with Alastair Campbell, who is at the forefront of a campaign for a so-called People’s Vote.
Van driver Kieran went viral when he told James O’Brien how Brexit will affect business in Britain, including his own.
Tory Remainer Anna Soubry certainly wasn’t shy in making her views known about her colleagues Jacob Rees-Mogg and Boris Johnson.
George Osborne told LBC he didn't regret not planning for Brexit, as he confirmed the government had no plan in place for Britain leaving the EU.
Tom Watson was told to “get out of London more” as he was given a grilling over Labour’s position on Brexit.