Whoever you are, whatever you believe politically, whatever you feel is right for our future, however you choose to vote today, remember: Whatever the result, the government will say,"This is a clear sign that the British public want us to get on with delivering Brexit."
EU citizens living in the UK have told of their anger after they were unable to vote in the European elections.
The Electoral Commission said the "very short notice" from the government about the UK's participation in the elections had an impact on the process.
EU citizens can vote in the country they live in by registering to vote and completing a UC1 form.
But many complained of receiving the form late and of it not being processed by their local authority in time.
I missed that whole episode.
It looked staged to me. It wasn't even a milkshake, it was clearly a yoghurt, and there was no spray at all, the whole thing was down the front of his shirt and in his lap. There were also no witnesses and he tried to wave away a police investigation.
This talk of the NHS being "on the table" was inevitable.
Part Lenin, Part Prospero, part basement-dwelling keyboard warrior, Cummings has big ideas for rebuilding everything, drawn, and this definitely shouldn’t worry you at all, primarily from reading lots and lots and lots of books about Otto von Bismarck.
It's hard to gauge exactly how much power Dominic Cummings actually has, but if the hyperventilating press is to be believed (and secretly they love him) and taking into account how indolent and hands-off his boss is, it seems to be a lot. Cummings is an intellectual adventurer. We are about to witness, and some of us are about to experience, a unique political experiment. Apart from the fact that it is likely to blow up our personal assets and security, you could almost sit back, open the popcorn and enjoy the show. This is what it would be like if Vimothy was the most powerful person in the country.