Nadhim Zahawi: I voted Leave. But now we must govern for the 48 per cent as well as the 52 per cent.

Cameron may soon be going, but we must ensure that his legacy is secured, our party should unite, and our work should begin again.

Where’s Osborne’s Punishment Budget?

And where is the Chancellor himself, come to think of it? Has anyone seen him? Can you help?

Douglas Hansen-Luke: What to do now on immigration. Let’s stay open to the world, but close off welfare access.

We now have a chance to implement the policy that the Government wanted, but our EU membership prevented.

Lord Ashcroft: How the United Kingdom voted on Thursday – and why

My new poll of over 12,000 voters reveals the messages that resonated and the concerns that helped to decide the referendum.

Yes, a moment for happiness. But also a moment for healing – and humility

Triumphalism would not only be unfair to David Cameron, one of the most electorally successful Tory election winners of modern times. It would also be deeply wrong.

If you want to Leave, vote with your heart today

Remain is trying to bully you out of doing what you want to do.

Europe. How Conservative MPs break down. Final Remain estimate – 185 Tory MPs, 91 on the payroll, 94 not.

Just under half of those backing Remain are on the payroll.

Europe. How Conservative MPs break down. Final Leave estimate – 129 Tory MPs, 32 on the payroll, 96 not.

Three quarters of Brexit supporters are backbenchers.

Harriett Baldwin: Being in the EU is good for jobs in our biggest export sector.

It’s time for Vote Leave to stop putting this progress in danger.

The BBC debate. Lots of leadership ambition heat. But little light to guide voters.

I would count it a no-score draw. But the setting, the personnel, much of the audience and the tone felt, to me, very London-flavoured.

Lord Ashcroft: Why I’m for Brexit. Yes, there are risks in leaving. But the risks of Remain are bigger.

Crucially, voting to stay does not mean voting to keep the status quo.

Peter Marshall: We should care not only about our country, but about the world it is part of. And vote to stay tomorrow

Brexit is unrivalled as a self-centred prescription.

Putin’s view of the EU referendum – in his own words

What he said offers no guidance one way or the other and, since it was largely missed, it is worth reprinting.

The Europe decision. Yes, it’s important – even vital. But it really isn’t the be-all and end-all of Britain politics.

A mass of issues on which Westminster leads will still be there on June 24th – whether we stay or go.

Lord Ashcroft: My final referendum focus groups. “I can’t make my mind up. It’s a lot of responsibility, and I really want to get it right.”

Voices from Bromley and St Austell, as the campaign nears its end.