How Front Pages of UK Newspapers Looked The Morning After Brexit

On 24 June 2016, the UK voted to exit the European Union after a four-decade long run.

British citizens voted to leave the EU on 23 June. (Photo: The Quint)

The European Union referendum that confirmed Brexit – Britain’s exit from EU – set various cycles in motion. Although the editorial stance was divided, the major publications covered the world event from Prime Minister David Cameron’s perspective.

This is what the front pages of eight major publications in the UK on the morning of 25 June looked like:

Daily Mail

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The Independent

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FTWeekend

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The Daily Telegraph

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The Guardian

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The Sun

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Daily Mirror

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The Times

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