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Wednesday 09 November 2016 7:51 am

Hillary Clinton has conceded to Donald Trump

By: Lynsey Barber

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Hilary Clinton has conceded defeat to rival Donald Trump who is now officially the next US President

John Podesta, chairman of the Clinton campaign took to the stage earlier at its headquarters and told supporters to "head home, [and] get some sleep" and that Clinton nor the campaign would have anything more to say until morning in the US.

However, Clinton has called Donald Trump to concede defeat.

In his winning speech, Trump said: "She congratulated us. I congratulated her on a very hard fought campaign."

Read more: Global markets "in a bloodbath": Experts' views on Trump performance

Podesta said before the call: "They're still counting votes and every vote counts… several states are too close to call so we're not going to have anything more to say tonight," he said, adding "she's not done yet" in an attempt to rally weary supporters.

Workers started disassembling confetti cannons around the stage where Clinton had been expected to make her winning speech.

Workers at Clinton HQ are disassembling the confetti cannons that did not get used tonight pic.twitter.com/IuzKVPVX2U

— Anthony Zurcher (@awzurcher) November 9, 2016

Empty confetti cannons @HillaryClinton HQ. Still ready to roar but looking less likely. #abc13 pic.twitter.com/io5R2agU1l

— Ted Oberg (@tedoberg) November 9, 2016

Packing up the confetti cannons that weren't used at the Clinton #ElectionNight rally. pic.twitter.com/r5nZBtx8CA

— SiriusXMPolitics (@SXMPolitics) November 9, 2016

Read more: Live – all the latest from the US Presidential election and Trump's win

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