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Britain is now facing a period of economic uncertainly after the historic decision to leave the EU.

So its natural that Britons want to hear from the Chancellor of the Exchequer as to how the country will navigate these choppy waters.

However, George Osborne appears to have completely disapperaed.

Ever since Britain voted to leave the EU, the occupant of Number 11 has not been seen in public.

His close ally and friend David Cameron resigned as Prime Minister early yesterday morning.

A tired-looking Cameron was seen today watching a military parade in Lincolnshire.

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However, Osborne still appears to be missing in action. This has led to Twitter users speculating as to his whereabouts.

Channel 4's Michael Crick even suggested Osborne could have eloped with Theresa May.

And other Twitter users were quick to poke fun at the whereabouts of the senior Tory minister.

Some posted images of the cartoon Where's Wally asking people to look for the missing Chancellor.

Referring to the Chancellor's fondness for wearing hard hats during factory visits, one Twitter used posted this humorous tweet.

However, despite still not appearing in public, the Chancellor eased the concerns of Michael Crick by showing he is still alive in the form of a tweet.

Osborne congratulated International Development minister Justine Greening after she revealed she's in a lesbian relationship.

But this just led to even more questions from concerned Tweeters.

Earlier today, a tired-looking David Cameron has made his first public appearance since announcing his resignation.

The Prime Minister watched a parade for Armed Forces Day in Cleethorpes, Lincolnshire.

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It is the first time he has been seen in public since announcing he would step down following Britain's decision to leave the EU.

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The man many people see as his successor, Boris Johnson, was earlier seen waving to the media.

Johnson - who fought for Britain to leave the EU - left his Oxfordshire home with his wife.

He gave a small wave before driving away for a day in the countryside, the Sun reported.

Johnson's wife Marina Wheeler was seen carrying a number of bags ahead of their day out.

Jeremy Corbyn came out fighting today as he vowed he stay as leader of the Labour Party despite fierce criticism.

Corbyn gave a speech this morning following Britain's historic decision to leave the European Union.

He has faced calls to step-down from his role as leader of the party from a number of senior Labour MPs.

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However, when asked if he would run again if there is a leadership contest, he replied: "Yes, I am here".

His supporters gave him a standing ovation amid rapturous cheers.

Critics have accused the Labour leader of running a poor campaign in the build-up to Thursday's historic vote.

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Millions of voters in Labour's traditional heartlands of the North, West Midlands and Wales turned their back on the party and voted for Brexit .

Pro-Leave Labour MP and former minister Frank Field was the latest senior figure to break ranks and pour public scorn on Mr Corbyn's leadership abilities.

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Westminster speculation that Mr Corbyn could use a speech on the aftermath of the referendum to announce his resignation was denied by Labour, despite many of the party's pro-Remain MPs expressing despair at what they see as his lacklustre performance in the campaign, ahead of a no confidence vote against him next week.

Mr Field said the Labour leader grasped voters' concern about globalisation, but drowned this out with "clap-trap", and could never win a possible snap general election in the autumn.

"He clearly isn't the right person to actually lead the party into an election because nobody thinks he will actually win. We clearly need somebody who the public think of as an alternative prime minister," Mr Field told BBC Radio Four's Today programme.