Donald Trump's been elected US President.
He has promised to 'reach out' to those who didn't support him and 'bind wounds' after a bitter election campaign.
He also told supporters in New York the 'forgotten men and women' would be forgotten no more.
His rival Hillary Clinton – who's called the Republican to congratulate him – will speak later today.
Russian president Vladimir Putin's among the first of the world leaders to congratulate him – saying he hopes for 'constructive dialogue'.
Ukip leader Nigel Farage and French far-right leader Marine Le Pen have also welcomed the news.
The result's caused turbulence on the financial markets, with the FTSE in London opening down two percent – before recovering.
The US dollar has also slumped, and Mexico's currency has collapsed to historic lows.
