Brexit vote live: The night that changed Britain as it happened 10 years ago

22.41 Boris Johnson thanks people for voting. This is his last post on Twitter for a few days; It gets very quiet after the conclusion.

Before the referendum, Johnson had written two epic newspaper articles, one arguing for leaving the EU and the other for remaining in the EU, before deciding to openly support the Brexit campaign. His sister was one of the few people who read both columns. Rachel Johnson says 10 years later: Unpublished paper supporting EU reads very differently

Ten years after the EU referendum, has Brexit been a success? Have your say Here and see what GB News’ deputy political editor says. Tom Harwood and political editor of PoliticsJoe Ava Santina In making the case for and against the economic success of Brexit, they have to say:

22.15 Pollster Peter Kellner publishes a blog We predict that remaining in the EU will be 8.5 percentage points ahead of leaving.

22.01 For many people, going to the polls was a difficult process.

Unseasonal weather conditions from continental Europe and elsewhere caused flash flooding to parts of the south and south-east of England and closed many major London stations, including Waterloo, Euston and London Bridge.

Travel chaos is trapping tens of thousands of travelers in crowded halls, with many unable to get home in time to vote.

22.08 In the absence of an official exit poll, YouGov uses daily polls taken outside the polls to predict the final outcome: “52 per cent Remain, 48 per cent Leave.”

22.03 Nigel Farage, the Ukip leader and a prominent Leave campaigner, tells Sky News: “It’s been a phenomenal referendum campaign, turnout looks extremely high and it looks like Remain will deliver.”