Vanessa Pearce
BBC Local Live

Jaguar Land Rover, which has a manufacturing centre in Staffordshire, has given its reaction to the referendum result saying "today is just business as usual".

Last week the company wrote to its employees warning of the possible consequences of a Brexit on the firm.

It says it will "manage the long-term impact and implications of this decision" and "nothing will change for us, or the automotive industry, overnight".

The company says it "remains committed" to all their manufacturing sites and customers in the EU.

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Kay Crewdson
Weather presenter, BBC Midlands Today

If you need to get a weather forecast at any other time you can head to the BBC Weather website.

Brian Milligan
Personal finance reporter

Residents of the UK have voted by a majority to leave the European Union - so what will that mean for your finances?

I've been analysing how it could affect mortgages, house prices, mobile phones, wages and more on the BBC website.

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BBC News UK

Jeremy Vine considers how opinions in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have changed since 1975.  

Lee Blakeman
Newsreader, BBC Radio Stoke

This morning's headlines for the area include:

- People across Staffordshire and Cheshire vote decisively to leave the European Union 

- Across the BBC Radio Stoke area, 58.8% of voters backed the Leave campaign with 41.2% voting for Remain

- The Stone Conservative MP Sir Bill Cash said the result represented the common sense of the British people

Nick Sutton
BBC Politics

The UK has voted to leave the EU - a process that has come to be known as Brexit.  

At exactly 06:00 it was confirmed that the UK had voted to leave the European Union. 

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The first thing to stress is that the UK will not leave immediately. The UK will still be a member of the European Union at this stage. The process of leaving will begin, however.    

Read what will happen next on the BBC News website.

David Cameron has announced his intention to resign in the wake of the European Union referendum vote.

Speaking outside Number 10, Mr Cameron - accompanied by his wife Samantha - said the will of the British people must be respected.  

BBC North West Tonight

We've heard how the night panned out in the West Midlands on the EU referendum - for people in Cheshire, here's how the North West went.

Jennifer Meierhans
BBC News Online

The West Midlands has voted to leave the European Union, with the victory margin in Birmingham less than 1%.

Eurosceptic Bill Cash, Conservative MP for Stone, said the result represented the common sense of the British people.

Patrick Burns
Political editor, Midlands

Here's my verdict on a "remarkable night" in the region.

Several Conservative MPs in Staffordshire have taken to Twitter this morning with their reactions to the UK's historic vote to leave the EU Referendum. 

BBC News UK

The story of the night as the UK votes to leave the European Union in a referendum.

Laura Kuenssberg
BBC political editor

David Cameron's closest colleagues say that he's a lucky politician. When it comes to the biggest gamble of his career, his luck has dramatically run out.

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In a snub to him, a snub to the status quo, and a snub to the entire political establishment, the UK has voted to leave the European Union, to tear up the settlement the country's had for decades, unleashing, perhaps huge opportunity, or perhaps huge risk, perhaps both.  

Read more of my analysis on the EU Referendum vote on the BBC News website.

Mike Taylor
BBC Midlands Today

We've crunched the numbers and here's how the European Union Referendum votes broke down in the BBC Stoke area.  

Nick Watson
Sunday Politics Midlands

The West Midlands voted decisively to leave the European Union in yesterday's referendum. 

North Warwickshire was the first of the region's areas to declare with a decisive 67% versus 33% in favour of leaving. 

It proved to be the start of a series of convincing victories across the patch as result after result here backed the Brexit option. 

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There was some brief respite with remain coming out on top in Cotswold and Warwick but they were scant reward what was a night of misery for pro EU supporters. 

When Coventry and then Birmingham - by a whisker - backed leave it became clear that there could only be one winner. 

The West Midlands delivered a devastating verdict giving a landslide victory for the Leave campaign on an historic night for British and European politics.   

James Bovill
Staffordshire Political Reporter, BBC News

Stoke-on-Trent has voted decisively to leave the European Union, external.

The result's been declared in the past few minutes with 81,563 voting in favour of leaving, 36,027 voting to remain

James Bovill
Staffordshire Political Reporter, BBC News

People across most of Staffordshire and east Cheshire look to have voted decisively to leave the European Union in yesterday's referendum. 

Counting has taken place overnight and almost area here has declared for Leave - just Stoke-on-Trent has yet to give a final declaration.

Tamworth and Cannock Chase were among the first parts to declare for Leave.

In the last few minutes, across the UK, the Leave campaign has officially passed the winning post in the EU referendum.  

Allen Cook
BBC Local Live

A big, big day for Staffordshire and Cheshire this morning with the EU referendum results coming in overnight and the majority in this area have voted to Leave.

We'll have the results, both from across the country and locally, along with reaction through today.

And away from the referendum, it's also great when you send in pictures of the area - you can do that on email, tweet @BBCRadioStoke, external or use Instagram (with the tag #bbcstoke), external