As I'm typing this post, the aftermath of the EU 'Brexit' win is the focus of every news outlet. By 1pm, Britain had voted to leave the EU, PM David Cameron had resigned, and Labour MPs had called for a vote of no confidence in Jeremy Corbyn. 1pm. But if you rummage around online, you'll find a pile of important news stories pushed to one side. Very little to no airtime has been given to this 'other' news, so here's the run down of what you may have missed if you've been watching the referendum all day.

Coroner Martin Fleming has told the court that Labour MP Jo Cox died from "multiple stab and gunshot wounds." The MP died on Thursday 16th June outside her constituency surgery in Batley and Spen, West Yorkshire.

 Bernie Sanders has said he will vote for fellow Democrat Hillary Clinton in the November presidential election.

Donald Trump touched down in Scotland this morning to open his new resort. A comedian, believed to be Lee Nelson, was taken away by security guards, after handing out red gold balls emblazoned with a Swastika to the crowd. Trump was not best pleased.

Chinese state media have said that a tornado and hail storms in Jiangsu, east China, have killed 98 people and injured around 800 more. 

In sport, Wayne Rooney believes the England can win Euro 2016. Wimbledon preparations are also well underway; Andy Murray's first opponent will be fellow Brit Liam Brody.

Harry Styles has reportedly signed a solo record contract, leaving thousands of fans to believe that the 1D hiatus could be permanent. 

Beth x