The Brexit-backing 16-year-old girl who left politicians on BBC Question Time speechless by demanding tough border controls

A young woman (centre and circled top right) backing Brexit

stopped politicians in their tracks with a fierce attack on open
European borders during the BBC's Question Time.
Environment Secretary Liz Truss (left) and Labour's Diane
Abbott (inset) were left speechless after the powerful outburst
from the young audience member last night. The young
woman shredded the In campaign's suggestion that David
Cameron's EU deal would reduce the 'pull factors' of Britain.
The impassioned intervention came after Ms Truss, who has
backed Prime Minister David Cameron's recommendation
Britain should stay in the EU, outlined the case defending the
EU deal negotiated last week in Brussels. She said the new
national living wage was 10 times higher than the equivalent in
eastern Europe. And she said: 'I would get out of the EU so we
could have a fair points-based system so we don't favour
people from the EU over people (outside) of the EU.

Cc Daily mail