Happy Brexit Day. Let us remember what it truly means and let us be divided and ruled. pic.twitter.com/SKY3jEKBJh

— Sleaford Mods (@sleafordmods) January 31, 2020

After 47 years of membership, the UK is leaving the European Union. But, how did we get here? #BrexitDay

Read the story of Brexit here: https://t.co/vbYy6wggk7 pic.twitter.com/PfFwj80aI3

— Sky News (@SkyNews) January 31, 2020

It is a national tragedy that today the UK will leave the EU.

I oppose it today for the same reasons I have always opposed it.

Brexit is a con. A trick. A swindle. A fraud. pic.twitter.com/luDXM9LAie

— David Lammy (@DavidLammy) January 31, 2020

We spoke to seven market gurus on some of the biggest post-Brexit questions facing the U.K. right now. Just like the British public, they're far from united in their views https://t.co/X6pPJIg1jI

— Bloomberg (@business) January 31, 2020

Flags are up in Parliament Square! Its been a long 4 years of campaigning! I've been called racist, fascist, un-educated, ignorant, (gammon??). ... but Democracy has prevailed. Thanks to everyone who stuck with Brexit against the odds. Tonight we celebrate. WE DID IT PEOPLE! :) pic.twitter.com/Sdbb216kBH

— Amanda Bowles (@AmandaBowles) January 31, 2020

Brexit Day in Northern Ireland pic.twitter.com/wr9ITYnhwh

— Redmond Shannon (@RedShannon) January 31, 2020

#BrexitDay Today, against our will & without the consent of the people of the north, we are being forced out of the EU

There is one obvious solution to this Tory Brexit disaster ~ Irish Unity ~ it's within touching distance, it's time to prepare #Time4Unity

Tiocfaidh ár lá pic.twitter.com/I1DbViHBnm

— Sarah (@Sal_feeko) January 31, 2020

How are you feeling about Brexit day? https://t.co/CFTrohQK5o

— The Guardian (@guardian) January 31, 2020