BREXIT
BREXIT 2016

Full results for Brexit vote

12 of 12 Regions Counted

Region Remain % Leave % Areas returned Turnout %
Total 48.1 51.9 382/382 72.2
East Midlands 41.18

58.82

40/40

74.11
Eastern

43.52

56.48

47/47

75.69
London

59.93

40.07

33/33

69.63
North East 41.96 58.04 12/12 69.31
North West 46.35 53.65 39/39 69.99
Northern Ireland 55.78 44.22 1/1 62.66
Scotland 62 38 32/32 67.21
South East 48.22 51.78 67/67 76.59
South West & Gibraltar 47.81 52.19 38/38 76.64
Wales 47.47 52.53 22/22 71.65
West Midlands 40.74 59.26 30/30 71.98
Yorkshire & the Humber 42.29 57.71 21/21 70.71
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North’s VIP Brexiteers out in force as queen unveils statue to war hero Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh travel by steam train along the north Antrim coast from Coleraine to Bellarena, on the second day of her visit to Northern Ireland. Photograph: Arthur Edwards/The Sun/PA Wire

Queen Elizabeth keeps her counsel as she visits North Antrim constituency

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Government’s room for manoeuvre in budget unlikely to change, says Minister

Vodafone considers relocating from UK in light of Brexit Vittorio Colao, chief executive officer of Vodafone Group Plc. Photograph: Nick Bradshaw

London headquartered telecoms group said it would ‘continue to evaluate the situation ’

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Lack of democracy and transparency at the heart of the EU must be addressed

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