Here Are The Newspaper Front Pages About Brexit

Britain voted to leave the European Union following a tense referendum campaign on 23 June.

The Sunday Times (backed Leave)

Sunday Times / Via Twitter: @juliewintrup

The Sunday Telegraph (backed Leave)

Telegraph / Via Twitter: @hendopolis

The Independent (backed Remain)

Independent / Via Twitter: @hendopolis

Sunday People (backed Leave)

Sunday People / Via Twitter: @hendopolis

Sunday Mirror (backed Remain)

Mirror / Via Twitter: @hendopolis

Der Spiegel – Germany (no official backing)

Der Speigel

Libération – France (no official backing)

Libération / Via Twitter: @jamesfraney

The New Yorker – USA (no official backing)

The New Yorker / Via Twitter: @NewYorker

Daily Mail (backed Leave)

Daily Mail / Via Twitter: @hendopolis

Saturday edition.

The Independent (backed Remain)

The Independent / Via Twitter: @6ce7358ffd594eb

Saturday edition.

The Guardian (backed Remain)

The Guardian / Via Twitter: @mr_skylord

The Daily Telegraph (backed Leave)

The Daily Telegraph / Via Twitter: @BBCNews

Daily Star (backed Leave)

Daily Star / Via Twitter: @BBCNews

Saturday edition

i Weekend (no official backing)

i Paper / Via Twitter: @siobhan_norton1

Saturday edition.

Daily Mirror (backed Remain)

Mirror / Via Twitter: @hendopolis

Saturday edition

The Sun (backed Leave)

The Sun / Via Twitter: @davebik

Saturday edition.

The Times (backed Remain)

The Times / Via Twitter: @politiconline

The Press and Journal – Scotland

Press and Journal / Via Twitter: @pressjournal

Il Manifesto – Italy (no official backing)

Il Manifesto / Via Twitter: @gerontecontena

Saturday edition.

The Mirror (backed Remain)

The Mirror / Via Twitter: @DailyMirror

The i Paper (no official backing)

The i Paper / Via Twitter: @olyduff

The Sun (backed Leave)

The Sun / Via Twitter: @SunPolitics

Daily Mail (backed Leave)

Daily Mail

Daily Record (backed Remain)

Daily Record / Via Twitter: @Daily_Record

The Independent (backed Remain)

The Independent / Via Twitter: @Independent

The Times (backed Remain)

The Times / Via Twitter: @thetimes

Scottish Daily Mail (backed Remain)

Scottish Daily Mail

Metro (no official backing)

The Metro / Via Twitter: @suttonnick

The New York Times – USA (no official backing)

NYT / Via Twitter: @edzitron

Daily Express (backed Leave)

Daily Express / Via Twitter: @uknewspaper

The Guardian (backed Remain)

The Guardian / Via en.kiosko.net

Dagens Nyheter – Sweden (no official backing)

Dagens Nyheter / Via Twitter: @DagensNyheterMJ

The Wall Street Journal – USA (no official backing)

The Wall Street Journal / Via Twitter: @BullFan2016

The Economist (backed Remain)

The Economist / Via Twitter: @TheEconomist

Le Monde – France (no official backing)

Le Monde / Via Twitter: @LeonBertoletti

"The United Kingdom quits Europe"

Bild – Germany (no official backing)

Bild / Via Twitter: @tanit

On Thursday, as Britain voted on its membership in the European Union, Bild said it would acknowledge the controversial goal that allowed England to beat Germany in the 1966 World Cup if Britain stayed in the EU. Friday's headline "The Wembley Promise" refers to this.

The Washington Post – USA (no official backing)

The Washington Post / Via en.kiosko.net

Herald Sun – Australia (no official backing)

Herald Sun / Via Twitter: @damonheraldsun

Financial Times – EU Referendum special edition (backed Remain)

Financial Times