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Protesters gather outside the Houses of Parliament in London to protest against the EU referendum result.
Jeff J. Mitchell/Getty ImagesPeople are more interested in Britain pulling out of the European Union than in poography.
Searches for the word "Brexit" -- a portmanteau of "Britain" and "Exit" -- spiked on Friday 24 June, the day it was aounced the UK population had voted to leave the EU. The spike was so priapic it eclipsed searches for "po", the Guardian's Chris Moran spotted.
With the implications of the Brexit vote still unclear, Google Trends shows the spike in searches lasting a couple of days, dwarfing other popular searches such as "Taylor Swift" and "Donald Trump".
"Po" is consistently one of the most searched-for words on the inteet, up there with people searching for their Gmail, Amazon or Craigslist accounts.
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