The winner of the EU referendum is Leave, which took 52% of the vote to Remain’s 48%. As a result, the prime minister David Cameron has resigned. The Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn also faces a challenge to his leadership, after a no-confidence vote was tabled.
At 72.2%, turnout for the EU referendum was higher than in the 2015 general election. For Brexit constituency analysis, see our in-depth article.
Brexit has had a negative impact on the financial markets, with expected effects on house prices and further consequences still being calculated.
You can follow rolling updates on the New Statesman’s EU referendum liveblog.
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