Here our entire live #BREXIT
11:11 : the Conservative leader of the pro-Brexit campaign, Boris Johnson, was booed and whistled out of his home in London (United Kingdom) this morning
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11:07 . “The risk that the UK loses its AAA rating increases “ after the victory of Brexit, according to SP ratings Global rating agency. The agency added that the Brexit is “a real threat to the UK economy”
11:03 : Patron of the General Society and president of the French banking Federation, Frédéric Oudéa ensures this morning that ” French banks are among the least impacted http://pbs.twimg.com/media/CltE9u8XIAAP9zB.jpg “data-thumbnail =” http “
10:59 : the National Front, which welcomed the result, has launched a new poster calling for a referendum in France, reports a BFM TV journalist.
10:57 “the UK can survive and thrive outside the European Union. I want to send a clear message to the British, as well as companies and investors around the world: there is no reason to panic “
10:55 : Watch live special edition of France 2, which comes started.
10:51 “I am very sad for our country, for Europe and for the world. (…) David Cameron is right to wait to invoke Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty because it must consider the consequences. We need to stabilize the situation in our country “
10:46 . British bookmakers are already taking paris on . successor David Cameron’s former Mayor of London and supporter of “Leave” Boris Johnson is the favorite moment
10:44 : N’Golo Kanté will he have to leave the English league sports francetv this morning detailing the consequences feared the Brexit on European football.
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10:42 “I think it’s great, I think it will be extraordinary. It’s fantastic. “ On the move to Scotland to inaugurate a golf course, Donald Trump welcomed the result.
10:40 : Here is a World first French newspaper to buckle from the results.
10:38 ” this is the end of a world that begins with this Brexit. (…) This gives a lesson to all Europe: either we change or we leave her. It’s time to have a plan B “.
10:36 @loustic 29 : There will be no impact on the Euro UEFA, which organizes the competition. and the EU are two different things: many countries are participating without EU membership (Russia, Turkey), however, the Brexit will affect the English championships, as explained L’Equipe. for football
10:36 . for sporting events, such as Euro football now, what will -t happen?
10:33 : banks are not the only worry after the vote. According to Google, search “obtain an Irish passport” is experiencing a net resurgence in popularity in the UK.
10:32 : This is the writing program, mainly devoted to Brexit:
• My colleague Yann Thompson, who covers the Brexit will travel to Northern Ireland, where voters overwhelmingly voted to stay in the EU.
• Mathieu Dehlinger examines Prime Minister David Cameron and his lost bet.
• Pierre Lecornu will explain what this vote will change for the Europeans, the British and the French.
• Fabien Magnenou focuses on the implications on the world of football, in the Euro 2016.
10:30 : Here also new photos of London traders panicked when the market opening this morning.
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10:29 : #Brexit An extraordinary Council of Ministers will meet in 16 hours at the Elysee
10:25 Let us make a point on the situation of European stock markets in free fall since the announcement of the victory “Leave” in the United Kingdom:
• the Stock exchange London slumped more than 7% in early trade this morning. The pound plunged nearly 12% and the major British banks have tumbled 30% in the process.
• A Paris , the CAC 40 lost 10.12 % at the opening this morning. Banks follow: BNP Paribas fell 16%, Credit Agricole 17.4% and Societe Generale 17.4%
• The Stock Exchange Frankfurt . also panicked, falling from the Dax almost 10% at the opening.
• the Athens sold 15.45% in early trade . The National Bank of Greece collapsed by 29.82%, Piraeus Bank and Eurobank 30%.
• The Stock Exchange Milan fell more than 10 % to 10 am, with declines exceeding 30% among banking stocks.
• the Featured Stock Exchange index of Madrid , the Ibex 35, tumbled nearly 12%.
• the euro also affected, dropped 2.3% against the dollar.
10:23 : This is the first time it is used. Francetv info tells you everything about Article 50, which will oversee the release of the UK from the EU.
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10:17 “. It must be changed to make it more humane and just But Europe is our home, our future. “
10:18 @Julien : We do not have time for results by age groups. There is certainly a Yugov survey by age groups circulating on many social networks. But beware, this is the last night, which included a victory in keeping the EU … It is best not to rely on it.
10:24 : Could we have the results by age group? I’m afraid, once again, that the “old” have decided the future of young people against them … It would be unfair
10:16 : the victory of “Leave” obviously made the British newspapers, most of which had posted their positions vis-à-vis this vote. While the rotary turn, we compile the most iconic covers.
10:07 : The Governor of the Bank of England announced that the institution is ready to inject 250 billion pounds (326 billion euros) in additional funds for the operation of the markets after the victory of Brexit. The bank is “also capable of providing considerable liquidity in foreign currency, if needed”
10:06 the Bank of England is ready to unlock 250 billion pounds for the operation of markets .
10:00 “Many people are tired of budget cuts, enough economic dislocation and are very angry about how they were betrayed and marginalized by successive governments in the poorest regions country. “
the opposition leader analyzes the results of the referendum. He also called for invoking Article 50 “now” .
9:55 : Continuation and end of wanderings our journalist Yann Thompson in Benfleet, a constituency that voted overwhelmingly “Leave”
9:55 . of the 12 electoral regions that make up the United Kingdom, only three expressed their desire to remain in the European Union. This is Northern Ireland, Scotland and the outskirts of London. Discover the breakdown of voting on our map.
10:02 : the does Scotland will leave the UK? While his country voted overwhelmingly to stay in the EU, the former leader of the Nationalist Party, Alex Salmond, asks the BBC a referendum on independence, “in the two and a half years”
9:48 . Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michels, wants to organize a conclave for “reaffirm our commitment [to the EU].” “We need to define our priorities and consider a new future for Europe”, he said on Twitter.
9:44 : As expected, the EU’s output raises the question of Calais migrants . If Touquet agreements signed between France and the United Kingdom on the subject, are not related to the EU, some demanding renegotiation. This is the case this morning the President of the Hauts-de-France, Xavier Bertrand.
9:44 : It will not be long,. Francois Hollande and Angela Merkel spoke on the phone this morning. The Head of State shall make a statement to the press by the end of the morning
9:41 . Then Francis and Angela, we can not hear you. A reaction?
9:38 : Scotland and Northern Ireland are not the only UK territories have voted to maintain in the EU. Gibraltar, south of Spain, do not want to go out. Spain has proposed a “shared sovereignty” in that territory, to preserve its access to the EU. “The prospect of the Spanish flag flying over Gibraltar approaches” , said the foreign minister, according to El Mundo .
9:39 @Armen : As you can see on our map, these two territories have overwhelmingly voted to keep the European Union. The First Minister of Scotland said this morning that his country saw “his future within the European Union”
9:38 : the results in Scotland and Northern Ireland
9:33 : A country that listens to his people. Finally an example of democracy
9:33 . This shows their true colors: these far-right parties including FN, are destructive and not builders They love reign over the ruins and weakness, it makes them stronger.
9:33 : peace in the EU and market economy contribute to the prosperity of all but obviously those who have known neither war nor poverty can not understand except when they will be facing … Hard for those building the Europe of peace since World war 2.
9:33 : in the comments, you continue to react to the output of the European Union
9:35 : David Cameron ended his speech with sobs in his voice. “I love this country and I have been honored to serve the” , he said to the media before returning to 10 Downing Street with his wife.
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9:33 “A new prime minister will have to start negotiations with the European Union. I think that new head of government will decide to trigger Article 50 [which provides for the withdrawal of a member State] . “
9:28 “Now that the decision to leave Europe was taken, we must find the best way to do it.”
9:28 “I am proud to have been Prime Minister for six years. I think we have made great progress. “
9:27 “ I think I can not be the captain who leads the ship. I can not at this stage tell you a timetable, but I think you will have a new prime minister by the Congress of the Conservative Party in October. “
9:26 Prime Minister David Cameron announces intention to resign.
9:23 ” sometimes you have to make tough decisions, (…) this is why we decided to hold this referendum. ”
9:22 “We must now begin negotiations with the European Union.”
9:20 ” the British people voted to leave the European Union and his will must be respected. “
9:20 : British Prime Minister David Cameron speaks
9:17 : the intervention of David Cameron, the British Prime Minister, is not that a matter of minutes. The desk has been installed.
9:18 : British banks are plummeting. Lloyds tumbles 27%, 30% Barclays, RBS 34%. In Paris, BNP Paribas lost 16%.
9:15 : the foreign ministers of the six EU founding countries (France, Germany, Belgium, Luxembourg, Italy and the Netherlands) will meet tomorrow in Berlin
9:10 The main banks British plummet 30% to the opening of the London Stock Exchange. 9:11 : Within minutes of opening markets, European stock markets plunge. The London Stock Exchange lost 7%, 8% drop Paris and the Frankfurt and Vienna by 10%.
9:08 the CAC 40 lost 8% at the opening of the Paris Stock Exchange
9:02 : On Europe 1 , the boss of Euronext, the exchange operator, has sought reassurance. “We should not over-interpret what will happen in the coming hours” , said Stéphane Boujnah
9:11 It is 9 o’clock, here is an update on the news:
• the UK vote for the release of the European Union to 51.9%, according to final results.
• And now? Long negotiations were opened between the United Kingdom and the European Union, as explained in our journalist Yann Thompson in this article.
• The panic gaining financial markets. In Tokyo, the Nikkei closed down to 7.92%. For its part, the pound lost 10% against the dollar.
• Large and final, victory of Brexit hides huge disparities. Scotland and Northern Ireland voted to stay in the European Union. Visit our map results.
8:55 : the European Council President also said that he had proposed an informal meeting of 27 European leaders next week on the sidelines of the EU summit
8:52 ” This is a serious moment and even dramatic, especially in the UK. We were prepared for this scenario, there will be no legal vacuum. We are determined to maintain our unity. “
in Brussels, the European Council President has responded to the referendum results.
8:47 “The European Union is dying. I hope we dropped the first bricks of the wall. (…) The UK now needs a Brexit government to conduct negotiations. “
8:48 : Nigel Farage exults the Ukip eurosceptic party leader has proposed on. Twitter to make June 23 a national holiday. It even offers to baptize “Independence Day.”
8:45 : Brexit of supporters celebrated the victory of “Leave” in front Parliament in London this morning.
8:40 ” We must write a new page, a new chapter in the history of Europe, because the messages come from everywhere, not just in the UK. There is a disenchantment of the European people in Europe that we can understand. “
On Europe 1, the mayor of Bordeaux called for a revival of Europe.
8:40 Hello @Anonyme . the Nikkei plunged 7.92% at the close as investors panicked following the decision of the UK to leave the European Union. analysts fear a comparable financial shock the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers in 2008
8:38 . What relationship between the Nikkei and Brexit I not understand the relationship of cause and effect.
8:34 : this beautiful photo taken this morning before Parliament in London, sums up the UK situation after the vote on the Brexit
(Stefan Wermuth / Reuters)
8:32 : Back in Benfleet, where our journalist Yann Thompson collects the reactions of voters in this constituency that voted overwhelmingly for the EU output
8:26 ” Oh my God “, exclaims activist. Members of the Eurosceptic party Ukip watching the referendum results on television, in London (UK).
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8:25 “The United Kingdom has decided to trace his route on his side . I think that economic indicators show this morning that it will be a difficult road. I expect that the negotiations start quickly. “
8:24 @anonyme: Central Bedfordshire constituency, in which is Potton, voted 56.1% out of the European Union. You can find this result on our map
8:24 . Hello, that give results in the city was Yann Thompson yesterday, out of curiosity?
8:18 : journalists are massing in front of 10 Downing Street, the residence of the Prime Minister, pending a statement. Some evoke a mood “burial” .
8:21 @ Marco34300: the UK is cut in two, as our map shows. Northern Ireland voted for the “Remain” in 55.8% and Scotland 62%. Wales has however decided in favor of “Leave” (52.5%), as England (53.4%)
8:18 : @ MV-B You do well to make that clear! The English teacher I was (and who also laments that output) explained the difference each year to its students! It will be interesting to hear you say how the four countries voted.
8:14 : on the left, the first secretary of the PS and the Green MP Cécile Duflot call Europe to recover
8:10 : the special edition of France 2 on Brexit begin at 10:55 .
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