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London mayor says Met police is on alert while Muslim Council of Britain urges leaders to heal division after EU vote
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Would-be US president also says Europe will be unrecognisable within decade without strict migration controls
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Pro-remain figures urge second EU referendum, with Lord Heseltine pointing to majority in Commons against leaving
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opinion
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The global order is dying. But it’s an illusion to think Britain can survive without the EU
Paul MasonWhat happens when the investment banks move to Frankfurt and poor, white English people must pick strawberries in Kent? We have to find an alternative economic model -
'My family doesn't feel safe here any more': eastern Europeans on Brexit Britain
Guardian readers and Sarah MarshWe asked people around the UK to share their experience of attitudes after the EU referendum result -
Today’s politicians lack the intellectual heft and stature of our bygone leaders
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Since the EU referendum I have collated more than 100 racist incidents. Politicians and the media are fuelling this fire
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While sterling and shares in banks and housebuilders are taking a battering, others are doing rather well in vote aftermath
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Home secretary widely expected to declare as candidate and likely to be significantly backed as ‘Stop Boris’ choice
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Luxury carmaker says it won’t be damaged by vote, and expansion plans – including new factory in Wales – remain in place
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British voters have decided to pull out of the European Union - but what is the unloved acronym that they will leave behind?
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Parliament is sovereign and, if Brexit wins, Cameron will not be legally obliged to invoke the Lisbon treaty to start an EU exit
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in depth
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After the UK backed withdrawing from the EU, politicians elsewhere are calling for referendums in their own countries
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The Long Read: Two decades ago the idea of Britain leaving the EU was almost unthinkable. How did a generation of Tory Eurosceptics bring it back?
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The late Hugo Young wrote powerfully in praise of the EU following the introduction of the euro in 1999. His arguments about national identity, Brussels bureaucracy and the fantasies of anti-Europe Tories are more relevant than ever in today’s Brexit debate
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Live Labour leadership contest now 'likely', after dozens of resignations
Brexit turmoil Chancellor moves to reassure markets
Labour Watson tells Corbyn he has lost his authority
Germany Informal Brexit talks ruled out before article 50 is triggered