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Not everyone is thrilled to see Brexit Day finally come around – but Remainers can take heart from the fact that some branches of public transport are standing in solidarity with the EU.
Spotted on the London Underground this morning, one of the information boards said at the bottom: “London is Open, today and always”.
The stirring sentiment was shared by Empire editor-in-chief Terri White, who posted a picture taken from a Northern line platform alongside the caption: “This just put a bit of a lump in my throat on the tube.”
Another Twitter user shared a picture of a sign posted outside the DLR, which read: “Sadiq Khan, Mayor of London, wishes you a safe and enjoyable journey.
“London is open and everyone’s welcome.
“Today, tomorrow and always.”
It comes alongside many London based organisations using social media to declare the UK capital is still very much “open”.
“London is open and always will be,” tweeted Hackney Empire, along numerous others.
Elsewhere, a message snapped in Brighton was a little more provocative.
Seen on the Portland Street bus stop information board was the message: “Boris is a LYING D***HEAD”.
London’s Mayor, Sadiq Khan, has been vocal about his pro-remain views and support of EU citizens living in the UK.
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A man poses for a picture on Parliament Square in a 'Brexit Day' t-shirt
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Anti-Brexit demonstrators in Parliament Square
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A Brexit supports holds a sign in Parliament Square
AP
4/20
A man carries an EU themed wreath
Reuters
5/20
Ann Widdecombe reacts with other members of the Brexit party as they leave en masse from the European Parliament
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6/20
British MEPs Jonathan Bullock, holding the Union Jack flag and Jake Pugh leave the European Parliament, in Brussels on the Brexit day
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Newspapers and other souvenirs at a store, near Parliament Square
Reuters
8/20
Brexit supporters hold signs in Parliament Square
AP
9/20
Pro-EU protesters hold placards in Parliament Square
AFP via Getty
10/20
French newspapers
PA
11/20
Sinn Fein leader Mary Lou McDonald with a Border Communities Against Brexit poster before its unveiling in Carrickcarnon on the Irish border
PA
12/20
National growers organisation British Apples & Pears has renamed a British apple to EOS, the Greek goddess of dawn, to commemorate Brexit day
AP
13/20
Pro-EU protesters hold placards in Parliament Square
AFP via Getty
14/20
Britain's departure from the European Union was set in law on January 29, amid emotional scenes, as the bloc's parliament voted to ratify the divorce papers. After half a century of membership and three years of tense withdrawal talks, the UK will leave the EU at midnight Brussels time (23.00 GMT) on January 31
Reuters
15/20
A man poses with paintings on Parliament Square
Reuters
16/20
People sporting Union Flags gather in Parliament Square
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17/20
A man walks with a St. George's flag at Westminster bridge on Brexit day
Reuters
18/20
A British bulldog toy and other souvenirs at a souvenir store
Reuters
19/20
British pro-brexit Members of the European Parliament leave the EU Parliament for the last time
Reuters
20/20
Jonathan Bullock waves the Union Jack as he leaves the European Parliament
EPA
1/20
A man poses for a picture on Parliament Square in a 'Brexit Day' t-shirt
Reuters
2/20
Anti-Brexit demonstrators in Parliament Square
PA
3/20
A Brexit supports holds a sign in Parliament Square
AP
4/20
A man carries an EU themed wreath
Reuters
5/20
Ann Widdecombe reacts with other members of the Brexit party as they leave en masse from the European Parliament
PA
6/20
British MEPs Jonathan Bullock, holding the Union Jack flag and Jake Pugh leave the European Parliament, in Brussels on the Brexit day
AFP via Getty
7/20
Newspapers and other souvenirs at a store, near Parliament Square
Reuters
8/20
Brexit supporters hold signs in Parliament Square
AP
9/20
Pro-EU protesters hold placards in Parliament Square
AFP via Getty
10/20
French newspapers
PA
11/20
Sinn Fein leader Mary Lou McDonald with a Border Communities Against Brexit poster before its unveiling in Carrickcarnon on the Irish border
PA
12/20
National growers organisation British Apples & Pears has renamed a British apple to EOS, the Greek goddess of dawn, to commemorate Brexit day
AP
13/20
Pro-EU protesters hold placards in Parliament Square
AFP via Getty
14/20
Britain's departure from the European Union was set in law on January 29, amid emotional scenes, as the bloc's parliament voted to ratify the divorce papers. After half a century of membership and three years of tense withdrawal talks, the UK will leave the EU at midnight Brussels time (23.00 GMT) on January 31
Reuters
15/20
A man poses with paintings on Parliament Square
Reuters
16/20
People sporting Union Flags gather in Parliament Square
Getty
17/20
A man walks with a St. George's flag at Westminster bridge on Brexit day
Reuters
18/20
A British bulldog toy and other souvenirs at a souvenir store
Reuters
19/20
British pro-brexit Members of the European Parliament leave the EU Parliament for the last time
Reuters
20/20
Jonathan Bullock waves the Union Jack as he leaves the European Parliament
EPA
He tweeted: “The UK may be leaving the EU today, but London remains a truly global, European city.
“We continue to be a beacon for progressive ideas, for liberal values and for decency and diversity.
“And we will continue to welcome people from around the world, regardless of the colour of their skin, the colour of their passport or the colours of their national flag.
“At a time of continuing uncertainty, I want to send a particular message to the more than one million Europeans who have decided to make our city their home.
“You are Londoners. You don’t just enrich our city economically, but socially and culturally too.
”From our food and our fashion, to our innovation and our public services, you are pivotal to our city’s success and one of the central reasons why London remains the greatest city in the world.“