The first people is the old industrial working-class people, who traditionally voted for the British Labour Party. Those people regarded immigration, social change and globalisation as critical incident which affect threaten their life, and abandoned the Labour Party and voted for leaving EU. On the day of the vote, areas in the north-east England such as Sunderland and Newcastle where traditional working-class people live in, voted to leave the EU. David suggests two reasons why old industrial working-class areas voted to leave the EU.
