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Police blame worst rise in recorded hate crime on EU referendumReported incidents increased by 42% in the week before and week after the UK’s vote to leave the EU on 23 June -
Parliament should take decision on whether to leave EU, say barristersMore than 1,000 barristers sign letter to PM arguing referendum result is advisory
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Youth turnout in EU referendum almost twice as high as first thoughtAbout 64% of registered voters aged 18-24 went to polls, study reveals, contradicting claims of apathy among young Britons -
opinion
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The promise of RegrexitGeorge Soros: After Brexit there has been a swing in sentiment in favour of the EU. Europe’s leaders should seize the opportunity
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Post-referendum sneers that young people don’t vote are untrue – but turnout was still topped by the over-65s. Here are some measures to restore the balance12 ways to get even more of Generation Y voting
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In the US, Brexit has become a shorthand for ‘Sorry your country failed’Arwa Mahdawi: Being British used to have a cachet in America, which the vote to leave the EU has destroyed. In the Jane Austen novel of international life, we are now Fanny Price – the throwback no one respects
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In the aftermath of Brexit, police must improve hate crime trainingSocial tensions have been exacerbated by the EU referendum, and current training for officers bears little resemblance to working on the frontline
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Boeing's jobs pledge shows UK 'is open for business', says CameronPM, at opening of Farnborough airshow, praises US group’s move to double number of UK workers amid Brexit ‘uncertainties’
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Pinewood Studios set to profit from Brexit voteStudio base for James Bond and Star Wars films announces 57% rise in profits and expects plunge in pound to boost revenue even further
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Brexit is a golden opportunity for stronger US-UK trade ties, says OsborneChancellor to meet senior Wall Street figures on first of missions to major economies to discuss ramifications of Britain’s vote to leave EU
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Is Nigel Farage right to say MEPs have not done 'proper jobs'?The Ukip leader won boos in the Brussels chamber by insulting his parliamentary colleagues. Did he have a point?
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The leave campaign made three key promises – are they keeping them?Even Iain Duncan Smith has admitted that ‘our promises were a series of possibilities’, but just how possible are they in reality?
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in depth
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Berlin is beckoning to Britain’s startups. But will they leave London?A bold ad campaign by Germany’s FDP party has already tackled business’s fears in the wake of Brexit head-on
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How remain failed: the inside story of a doomed campaignThe Long Read: They promised it would be an easy victory. But they had no idea what was about to hit them
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The Brexit week in numbers – 823 Gibraltarians and Boris’s £39kFrom 60,000 new Labour members to the 7% of Ukip Remain voters . Here are 10 days’ of political madness in figures
Exclusive Brexit vote paves way for federal union to save UK, says all-party group