Brexit

London, Scotland and Northern Ireland voted to remain in the EU

Some call Brexit the "birth of a new Britain," others asking "what the hell happens now?"

Federal Commerce minister has directed ministry officials to prepare a report on the impact of Brexit on GSP plus

Leave camp wins by 52-48% split; Cameron announces he will step down

The referendum held in the UK on June 23 has produced what is reasonably described as a seismic result

Brexit will continue to create more division in British society, especially with Scotland largely voting for Remain

Textile and auto sectors will be impacted in the near term, negotiations will determine way forward, say stakeholders

We value enormous contribution you make to our city and it won't change because of this referendum, says Sadiq Khan

Some snarky tweets recalled that Britain had always had an arm's-length relationship with the European Union

G7 central banks have taken steps to ensure adequate liquidity and to support the functioning of markets

Britain's relations with Russia have soured in recent years

Meanwhile on Twitter

Ahead of his visit, Trump said he felt Britain should "go it alone" and leave the 28-member EU

"I have no doubt that our very strong and intimate relations with the United Kingdom will be entirely unaffected"

Oil prices had risen more than 30 per cent this year before Thursday's fateful UK vote

The British government now has no mandate to represent the views of the North in any future negotiations with the EU

The vote will initiate at least two years of divorce proceedings with the EU, the first exit by any member state

European Central Bank is widely expected to make a statement to reassure markets

Earlier this week, all 20 clubs in Premier League expressed support for UK to remain in the EU

The hotline was opened just hours after results showing Britons had opted to leave the European Union.

Cameron says new British PM must launch process to leave EU

Sobotka said the British vote did not mean the end of the EU

Fears are high that a domino effect could see other countries following in Britain's footsteps

Traders say banking and oil stocks leading the decline

Results from Thursday's landmark referendum showed Britain voted to leave the EU

Bonds also sold off sharply, pushing UK government borrowing costs sharply higher

Britain voted to become the first state ever to withdraw from the bloc

World financial markets dived as counting from 304 of 382 areas showed a 51.5/48.5 split for leaving

"I'd like to keep it private. Whatever happens will happen"

Britain's Met office says further showers and thunderstorms are expected in London and the southeast

A record 46.5 million voters are signed up to take an irreversible decision on Britain's future in the 28-nation EU

"The British policymakers and British voters have to know that there will not be any kind of renegotiation"

'You're telling lies and you're scaring people; that's scaremongering, Boris, and you should be ashamed'

Polls indicate public opinion is so divided that the outcome is too close to call

Polls suggest the race is tight and could go either way

British premier 'delighted' on footballer's decision to back the campaign to remain in EU

Polls indicated the result will likely be close

"Ultimately you can't break away, you can't just pull out..."

Sayeeda Warsi accuses ‘Leave’ campaigners of wrongly suggesting that staying in EU will bring hoards of refugees to UK

'If they decide to leave, there will be no going back' Philip Hammond

From immigration to sovereignty, here are the main battleground topics in the referendum campaign

'He's put himself at front of the 'Remain' camp, to lose the campaign would be a massive blow to his credibility'

The Remain and Leave camps suspended campaigning for three days after the killing of Cox

Europeans are 'not any longer passionate or in love with the European dream'

Lender says analysis shows economy would sink into recession next year

Thomas Mair was charged with grievous bodily harm, possession of a firearm with intent to commit an indictable offence

Schools, hospitals and the army would all have their funding slashed if Britons vote to leave

Schools, hospitals and the army would all have their funding slashed if the pro-Brexit side prevails: Osborne

A newspaper report showed the 'Leave' camp was 10 points ahead of 'Remain'

Johnson's shaggy, unruly hair has helped make him one of Britain's most recognisable and popular politicians