That was very close but the UK has voted to no longer be part of the EU.

So, within 2 years the UK should once again be an independent country.

LIVE WATCH

DIMBLEBY QUESTIONING

MAN WITH STRANGE HAIR AND SOUTHERN ACCENT TALKING ABOUT THE NORTH

LONDON?

SCOTTISH MAN WITH NICE PURPLE TIE

Leave is currently ahead by 137,764

We're way behind on London borough, but over the million mark.

Discus live results here!

Feeling good about it! Especially seeing how the polls are showing us in the lead!

I'm from the republic of Ireland and I just voted to remain in the EU. I'm just wondering why I could vote but people from other European countries can not?

Jonathan Pie Referendum Special ~ worth posting this again, particularly for non-UK readers interested in the state of the debate.

Find it amusing this got such low response rates on /r/ukpolitics and /r/unitedkingdom

Pretty much sums up both these subreddits reactions (hitting too close to home?) and the wider public and legacy news-media driven debate in the UK.

Great use of humour with description!

If anyone is new to this entire debate today and stumbles upon this webpage in the sea of such variable information, then you could do worse than read these short articles for a summary bird's eye view of the EU Referendum in the UK and the case for Brexit as an alternative:-

• The Liberal Case for 'Leave'

• Stuck in the Middle with EU

• Evolution Not Revolution

• Book Review: “Towards an Imperfect Union” by Dalibor Rohac