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Former Labour minister also tells IBTimes UK that she would like immigration levels to be reduced.

European Commission president asks Farage 'why are you here?' during statement on Brexit vote.

Economist says investors worry a credit crunch will hit mortgage demand and hurt house prices.

Adjusting to life outside the EU will not be as economically rosy as life inside it, says chancellor.

Brexit aftermath updates as Jeremy Corbyn faces more pressure to resign. And refuses.

Business secretary to chair meeting of business leaders after EU referendum result.

Outlook on sovereign rating placed at 'negative', meaning more downgrades are likely.

The chancellor ruled himself out of the party leadership as several candidates emerge.

Standard & Poor's said the referendum could lead to 'a deterioration of the UK's economic performance'.

Petitions Committee delete 77,000 fraudulent signatures calling for EU referendum rerun.

David Cameron speaks to the Commons as Jeremy Corbyn re-ups his shadow cabinet.

Treasury warns UK house prices could drop by 18% if there is a big economic shock from Brexit.

Merkel states that no informal Brexit negotiations can begin before Article 50 is triggered.

Banks, housebuilders and airline shares tumbled in the post-Brexit sell-off as London indices slipped sharply.

Executive of the 1922 Committee has advised closing nominations for the contest at noon on Thursday.

Irish voters have taken out their anger with Brussels at the ballot box rather than through referendums.

If EU referendum is non-binding, is there a chance that a Brexit can be reversed?

London's Labour mayor addressed xenophobia and racism, as Polish Embassy issues statement.

Anti-Polish and racist abuse spike after UK voted to leave the EU.

From comparisons to cats for the shadow cabinet to Corbyn in an empty room, here's the best social-media reactions.

President of the European Parliament Martin Shultz has urged PM Cameron to trigger Article 50.