Liverpool votes remain. UK votes leave.
The latest reaction from Merseyside following UK's vote to leave the EU.
The North West voted to leave the European Union, while Liverpool voted to remain.
Liverpool voted to remain in the EU by 58.19%.
Here is a breakdown of the local results:
Cheshire East - Voted to leave Remain: 107,962 (48.8%) Leave: 113,163 (51.2%) Turnout: 77.4%
Cheshire West and Chester - Voted to leave Remain: 95,455 (49.3%) Leave: 98,082 (50.7%) Turnout: 74.6%
St Helens - Voted to leave Remain: 39,322 (42.0%) Leave: 54,357 (58.0%) Turnout: 68.9%
Knowsley - Voted to leave Leave: 36,558 votes (51.5%) Remain: 34,345 votes (48.4%) Turnout: 63.54%
Liverpool - Voted to remain Remain: 118,453 votes (58.2%) Leave: 85,101 votes (41.81%) Turnout: 64%
Sefton - Voted to remain Remain: 76,702 votes (51.9%) Leave: 71,176 votes (48.1%) Turnout: 71.7%
Wirral - Voted to remain Remain 88,931 (51.6%) Leave 83,069 (48.4%) Turnout 70.96%
Liverpool Reacts
Steve Rotheram
We spoke to Mayor of Liverpool, Joe Anderson, "The way will be clear for Boris... He'll be looking at dismantling local government. We know what comments he's made about the health service and it really worries me that more and more funding problems will be faced by cities like Liverpool."
Professor Jon Tonge at University of Liverpool told us, "This could mark the beginning of the end of the European Union. It's quite clear that across Europe there are a number of parties, mainly on the right who want to break up the EU and who certainly want a referendum on their own membership. Those calls will be diffiuclt to resist now that Britain has lead the way on this."