Theresa May pulls the trigger: the process of Britain leaving the EU is under way. There is no turning back, said the PM. The two-year countdown to BREXIT has begun.
Jon Snow is in Westminster getting all the political reaction, while Jackie Long is talking to the people of Hull who voted resoundingly in favour of BREXIT .
Meanwhile, Matt Frei is in Brussels where there was plenty of sadness about this divorce, but also some real steeliness. Adding a few veiled threats and some very clear red lines.
What do you think happy or about to set up another pointless online petition to overturn the referendum result?
Last week after Theresa May became the first foreign national leader to head to Washington to congratulate Donald Trump on becoming POTUS after Barack Obama, there was a press conference where Trump had some positive things to say about BREXIT.
Donald Trump has claimed BREXIT will be a "fantastic thing" for the UK.
The President was speaking at a joint news conference with BREXIT after she became the first foreign leader to visit the White House since his inauguration.
"I think BREXIT is going to be a wonderful thing for your country," he said.
"When it irons out you are going to have your own identity and you are going to have the people that you want in your country and you are going to be able to make free trade deals without having somebody watching you and what you are doing.
"I think it will end up being a fantastic thing for the United Kingdom. I think in the end it will be a tremendous asset, not a tremendous liability."
Here is an earlier interview where Donald speaks about his love for the BREXIT campaign.
Donald Trump on UK Brexit and the special relationship between Britain and America.
Here, with amazing foresight, Donald predicts that the UK will vote to leave the EU in the BREXIT referendum. He also talks about the fizzled out protest against him entering the country for his decision to ban Muslims from certain countries entering the USA until they can protect themselves.
He then goes on to speak about our "Special Relationship" and how he thinks it will be an even better relationship that previously.
What do you think? Will BREXIT be fantastic for the UK, and is the new US Presidents initial signs of getting an early trade deal with the UK and having the UK Prime Minister as his first formal meeting mean a new kind of special relationship?
If you are British please take the vote in the header about leaving the EU through BREXIT and if you are American please take the poll in the bottom about Donald Trump.
In a blistering attack on the PM the UKIP leader stuck the boot in as he urged voters to make a stand against Brussels.
He may have had a few too many beers though!
Days after Mr Cameron continued his Project Fear by suggesting BREXIT could spark World War Three, Mr Farage ramped up the Leave campaign by mocking the PM.
He said: “My message is Dave you’re a conman, you’re a conman."
“You told us two months ago you might consider voting for BREXIT, now you tell us it could cause World War Three.
“If it’s that serious why would you ever take the risk in the first place.
“He is a cheap second-hand car salesman not to be believed and will finish up at the end of this utterly discredited and rightly so.”
The UKIP leader also took aim at Brussels bureaucrats and tore into EU regulations.
He said: “Do you think we should govern our own country, make our own laws, control our own borders and have our own Supreme Court or do you think it better we sub-contract out the running of our nation to a bunch of old men in Brussels we can’t vote for and we can’t remove?
"I know my answer. I want my country back, I want my borders back, I want my passport back, I want my pride and self-respect back.
“Don’t forget there are 5.2 million men and women in this country who run their own companies, act as sole traders, unpaid tax collectors for the Government.
What do you think is our PM a conman over his referendum over BREXIT.
His magic agreement with the EU was supposed to stop us voting to leave but it is so watered down and not worth the paper it is written on no-one believes him anymore.
And here is Nigel Farage on why Big Business love BREXIT....
US Commentator admits Obama is hypocritical in his BREXIT comments
Watch this video that shows a US commentator, Pippa Malmgren, talking about Obama recently telling the British public that we should vote to stay in the EU.
She admits that the US would never allow the same sort of foreign interference as the EU therefore it's hypocritical for him to back David Cameron up.
She also believes the UK population will pay no attention to his views and that she believes that the wording Obama used was probably Cameron asking him to "just say this"....
Would the USA allow the EU to make it's laws, I don't think so.
Would the USA pay any attention to David Cameron if he told them to vote one way or another in their upcoming US Presidential election, nope, so why has Obama stuck his nose into the BREXIT campaign?
Did David Cameron ask him to make some pro-stay comments or was it purely his own opinion? The White House claims that it was but Pippa suggests that the wording he used in his speech such as "Britain would go to the back of the queue", rather than the more American "back of the line", suggests some UK influence in his speech.
