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  • #DogsAtPollingStations is the referendum light relief we need

    June 23, 2016

    People are battling rain, lightning, flooding, train chaos and huge queues in some areas to make it to the polling stations to cast their vote in the EU referendum – and so are many a politically minded dog. If there's a vote, you can be sure there'll be dogs at polling stations, or #DogsAtPollingStations that dog owners (and dog lovers in [...]

  • Sterling spreads its wings to hit 2016 high against the dollar as EU referendum voting kicks off

    June 23, 2016

    Any jitters over the outcome of the EU referendum were well and truly quelled this morning, after sterling soared to hit its highest this year against the dollar, topping $1.49 for the first time since December.  The pound was up 1.4 per cent at $1.4911 in late morning trading, while it rose 0.64 per cent against [...]

  • EU referendum: Betting odds for Remain have soared to 86 per cent, according to Ladbrokes

    June 23, 2016

    The polls have been open since 7am and, though we won't know the outcome until tomorrow, the latest betting odds from major bookies are firmly in favour of Remain.  Both Ladbrokes and William Hill's latest odds put Remain in a strong lead, with odds of 1/6, and Leave at 4/1.  For Ladbrokes, this is weighted at [...]

  • Quiz: How well do you know your EU referendum gaffes?

    June 23, 2016

    ​It's not a British political campaign without a few gaffes and the EU referendum has been no different. Amid the throwing around of speculative numbers from both sides of the camp – which frankly, no one knows the veracity of because there's a lot of guesstimating involved – there were some slip ups from both sides. [custom id="161"] [...]

  • Quiz: Celebrity EU referendum campaigners – can you remember who supports which side?

    June 23, 2016

    Whatever your views on the European Referendum – after weeks of campaigning, chances are you're as relieved as the rest of us it will all come to an end after today. But have you been paying attention to the campaigning so far? Think you know who's supported which side, and what they've said?  Take our [...]

  • EU referendum results: The map – Britain votes for Brexit

    June 23, 2016

    David Cameron has announced his resignation after the Leave campaign stormed to victory in yesterday's European Union referendum. The final results showed a 51.9 per cent leave for the Leave campaign, while Remain was left with 48.1 per cent. This morning Cameron said he will continue in office for a "short spell", but added he [...]

  • The definitive guide to EU referendum night: From what time local areas will declare results, to the most marginal areas and key moments to look out for

    June 23, 2016

    Ballot slips are being distributed, campaigning is about to end, and today, after the seemingly endless stream of televised debates, grandstanding speeches, claims, counter-claims and fact-checking, voting actually take place. Many across the country are preparing for a sleepless night. The polls opened at 7am and will close at 10pm, but the first results won't arrive until [...]

  • In or out? Polls have opened for voting in historic EU Referendum

    June 23, 2016

    Polls have now opened to voters for the historic EU referendum. More than 46m people are registered to vote – the UK's largest electorate ever. More than two million people have joined the electoral roll since December, the Electoral Commission said last night, despite problems with the voter registration system as the deadline approached. Of the [...]

  • EU referendum: One big question but no easy answer. It’s make your mind up time

    June 23, 2016

    I won't tell you how to vote. I’m proud that this newspaper has hosted arguments from both sides of the campaign – from every conceivable angle. We’ve had the case for Remain and Leave from market analysts, lawyers, politicians, investors, psychologists, economists and entrepreneurs. Now the time has come for you to make your choice. [...]

  • EU referendum: Sunderland votes Leave with larger than expected margin

    June 23, 2016

    Sunderland became the first area to vote Leave in today's historic referendum, with polling experts saying that the margin was larger than expected. The Leave camp won a large majority with 61.3 per cent of the vote, meaning Remain was left with just 38.7 per cent. It comes after Remain clinched a smaller than expected majority [...]

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