Summary

  • Wales votes to leave the European Union by a majority of just over 5%

  • First Minister Carwyn Jones says his priority is to 'protect the interests of Wales' and sets out key six priorities

  • 22 local authority areas in Wales - 17 vote Leave, five vote Remain

  • Get involved by emailing newsonline.wales@bbc.co.uk or tweeting us @WalesPolitics or contacting us on Facebook at BBC Wales News

Live Reporting

Natalie Crockett, Ceri Coleman-Phillips, Gemma Ryall and Nick Bourne

  1. Rugby star is 'gutted' after vote

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  2. First minister's jobs fear

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    First Minister Carwyn Jones fears for jobs after Brexit vote.

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  3. 'Misled by garbage'

  4. How will Brexit affect your finances?

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    The pound, mortgages, house prices... What can UK residents expect from life outside the EU?

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  5. Prayers 'at time of uncertainty'

    Bishops of the Church in Wales issue a statement

    After the passionate debate, we pray for reconciliation amongst the divided factions in our nations, communities and families

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  6. 'Concerned' after Leave vote

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  7. Farmers look to Switzerland

    Farmers' Union of Wales President Glyn Roberts

    We have reached out to other non-member states in order to better understand agricultural models in countries such as Norway and Switzerland, and these knowledge exchanges will ensure that the experience of other nations can benefit any plans being developed in Wales

    Cows

  8. 'What will happen now?'

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  9. 'A catastrophe for our generation'

    Beth Button, National Union of Students Wales president

    "This is a decision that will not only be hugely negative for students and young people in Wales, but one which will have obvious and immediate implications for Wales as a nation - not least the loss of significant amounts of funding that we receive from the EU. 

    "Those funds support investment and infrastructure all across Wales, particularly for young people and communities in poverty. 

    "This is a catastrophe for our generation."  

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  10. 'Distressed' and 'embarrassed'

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  11. Not a time 'to gloat'

    Leave campaigner David Davies MP says now is not the time 'to gloat' over Brexit vote win

    Not a time 'to gloat'

    Leave campaigner David Davies MP says now is not the time 'to gloat' over Brexit vote win.

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  12. Time to respond collectively

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  13. EU vote means end to Welsh MEPs

    Nathan Gill, UKIP's leader in Wales

    Nathan Gill will be 'last of Welsh MEPs'

  14. Presiding Officer Elin Jones concerned about the younger generation

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  15. A call for more heads to roll

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  16. 'Significant challenges for universities'

    Universities Wales looking to support staff and students from Europe

    In a statement, Universities Wales said: "Throughout the transition period our focus will be on securing support that allows our universities to continue to be global in their outlook, internationally networked and an attractive destination for talented people from across Europe. 

    "These features are central to ensuring that British universities continue to be the best in the world."

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  17. 'A new and more right wing Tory leadership'

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  18. Not a time 'to gloat'

    Leave campaigner David Davies MP says now is not the time 'to gloat' over Brexit vote win.

    Not a time 'to gloat'

    Leave campaigner David Davies MP says now is not the time 'to gloat' over Brexit vote win.

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  19. 'Extraordinary rejection of EU'

    BBC Wales Political Editor Nick Servini's take on how Wales voted:

    BBC Wales Political Editor Nick Servini

    Extraordinary rejection of EU in the very areas in Wales which received most EU cash - Leave line that it was our money anyway worked.

  20. Businesses 'looking for assurances'

    Liz Maher, president of the South and Mid Wales Chamber of Commerce

    "Politicians must now coalesce and put differences aside to ensure a strong government can negotiate the best deal for Welsh businesses, especially those trading with Europe. 

    "We will also be looking to the government for assurances to our universities, farmers and organisations currently reliant on European funding that they will not lose out when we eventually leave the EU." 

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