The CBI has been reliably wrong on just about every major issue for many years

It backed nationalisation in the ’40s. It opposed Thatcher’s economic policy in the ’80s. It supported the Euro in the ’90s. And now it wants Single Market membership.

A truly historic moment. Today we start the process of leaving the EU.

It’s a day to think of the people who dreamed of it and the people who dreaded it alike. And to embrace the renewal of our democracy.

Iain Dale: Yes, it’s partisan, but Oliver’s referendum memoir is one of the best political books of the year

If you hate Michael Gove, you’ll love this book. If you think Theresa May is a bit of a calculating minx, you’ll have your suspicions confirmed.

Tom Waterhouse: Vote Leave triumphed by dominating the four fundamentals of political campaigning

The world changes in many ways, but the rules of modern campaigns are still defined by Clinton’s success in 1992.

From Project Fear to Project Reassurance

Funding for EU programmes in the UK will be maintained until 2020 – just as Vote Leave promised.

Gary Bennett: Stop blaming the old and the ignorant for Brexit – the statistics just don’t support these myths

The other popular Remain argument – that the result was too close to provide a valid mandate – is also bogus.

A second vote would cripple the Brexit negotiations

If Brussels – and our own ‘Continuity Remainers’ – thought Britain could yet be bullied into staying, our chances of a good deal evaporate.

We Eurosceptics, of all people, know the pain of defeat. But we learned the hard way that denial is no solution.

Of course there’s grief in being outvoted. But consider for a moment that for many Leave voters that has been a lifelong experience.

The Stronger In campaign should tell Sugar: “You’re fired.”

The Apprentice star’s attack on Gisela Stuart, denying her Britishness, was poisonous and deeply personal.

The Remain campaign talks “kind” but acts cruel

Despite all the warm words about a new, nicer tone, the pro-EU campaign’s new advert is an attack on the characters of millions of voters.

EU referendum campaign diaries: Week 4) Both sides gear up for the decisive last few days

Andrew Marshall, for Remain, and Emily Knight, for Leave, offer their final insights from the doorstep.

Vote Leave versus Stronger In: How the referendum campaigns’ ground operations measure up

With a week to go, the different strengths and weaknesses of each side’s Get Out The Vote operations could be the deciding factor.

WATCH: Corbyn declares the Labour movement is “coming together” to make the pro-EU case

After criticism for his inactivity, the Labour leader appeared with his Shadow Cabinet and senior union representatives.

Nick Timothy: I’ve already voted Leave – but these wretched campaigns show everything that’s wrong with British politics

Whatever the outcome, the Political Rules of Engagement must change if we are to restore trust in our democracy.

WATCH: Brown on Labour’s new prominence in the Remain campaign

“I think in the next ten days the motto should be, at least for Labour campaigners, not to leave the European Union but to lead it.”