Final results incline towards 'Leave' campaign as Britain gets ready to exit from the European Union. 'Brexit', a term coined for the camp 'Leave', will influence many UK policies including immigration in the future.
Brexit impact: Rupee falls 71 paise, ends at four-month low of 67.96 per dollar
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The Consequences Of The Brexit ReferendumBritain is expected to submit an application to leave the European Union following Thursday's referendum, after which it would have two years to negotiate an exit. Below are possible consequences for Britain and the EU of a Brexit.
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British Prime Minister David Cameron's full statement following EU referendum
Bank of England chief Mark Carney says bank can provide liquidity in foreign currency of up to 250 billion pounds if needed.
European Parliament calls special session on Tuesday
European Parliament President: UK exit from bloc must be quick
European Parliament President Martin Schulz says Britain's exit from the EU must be done quickly. His official handle then tweeted:
Am Not 'captain' that will steer the country through negotiations: Cameron
Prime Minister David Cameron says he is not the 'captain' that will steer the country through negotiations
He says he will resign by the time of the Conservative party conference in the fall.
British stocks are plunging as the market opens as investors scramble to react to the news. The pound has hit a 31-year low.
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I would do everything I can to make this country more successful, says British PM.
Britain should have a new Prime Minister in place by October says David Cameron. He said he will resign by the time of party conference in the fall.
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Britain's Economy fundamentally strong: David Cameron
I would like reassure the people across the world that Britain's economy is fundamentally strong.
British Prime Minister Cameron Addresses Nation After Brexit
British people have decided to leave the European Union and their decision should be respected.
EU President Donald Tusk On The Future Of The European Union
Meanwhile At The 10 Downing Street...Meanwhile reporters at 10 Downing Street were welcomed by Larry The Cat, official resident cat of the British Prime Minister.
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Brexit Negotiations To Begin ShortlyThe president of the European Parliament says he expects negotiations on Britain's exit from the European Union to start quickly.
Martin Schulz told Germany's ZDF television Friday that he expects British Prime Minister David Cameron to invoke Article 50 of the EU treaty, which would set in motion the exit process.
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EU President Donald Tusk says that group is "determined to keep our unity at 27."
Top Anti EU Campaigner now urges that there should be a 'Brexit Government'.
Britain has voted to leave the European Union by 51.9 percent to 48.1 percent, final results from all 382 of Britain's local counting centres showed on Friday.
The final result showed 17.4 million people had voted "Leave" and 16.1 million people had voted "Remain" in the EU membership referendum.
All results out. Over 17 million Britons voted in favour of Brexit.
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'Sad day for Europe, Britain,' says German foreign minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier reacting to Britons' decision to leave European Union.
JK Rowling, A 'Remain' Supporter Reacts To Brexit
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Top Anti EU Campaigner Nigel Farage Jubliant
On The Scotland decision, Scottish Finance Minister Nicola Sturgeon said: "The vote here makes clear that the people of Scotland see their future as part of the European Union."
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Meanwhile, this is how supporters of the Stronger In Campaign react as results of the EU referendum are announced at the Royal Festival Hall, in London, Britain. (Reuters Photo)
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It's a "crushing" decision, it will be "catastrophic," says Remain supporter and Labour party lawmaker Keith Vez, tweeted BBC.
With only 53 results left to declare, BBC referendum predicts
LEAVE: 52%
REMAIN: 48%
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So far, over 12 million voters have voted in favour of leaving the European Union, celebrations in the 'leave' campaign.
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Top Anti- EU Campaigner Nigel Farage 'Dreams' Of 'An Independent United Kingdom'
Early Results show 'Leave' LeadingWith results declared from 206 of 382 voting districts plus parts of Northern Ireland, Leave was ahead by 51.3 percent to 48.7 in the referendum, in which a vote to break with Europe could usher in deep uncertainty over trade and investment and fuel the rise of anti-EU movements across the continent.
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Edinburgh, the capital of Scotland, choses to remain in the European Union, show
BBC referendum.
Scotland and Northern Ireland lean towards the 'RemaIN' camp in the EU referendum, according to early results as
reported by BBC.
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Early results show England and Wales giving an inclination in favour of Brexit, a term used by the 'leave' camp
reports BBC
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London and Gibraltar decide to 'Remain' in European Union.
News agency Agence France Presse says that bookmakers dramatically change odds, predict Brexit
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Official results have Remain (50.8%) ahead of Leave (49.2%), Sterling rising in response, informs news agency Reuters.
People arrive to cast their ballot papers inside a polling atation set up at Littleborough Community Fire Station, near Rochdale, northern England.
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People cycle with 'Vote Remain' billboards urging people to vote in north London
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Voters in Britain are deciding on Thursday whether the country should remain in the European Union - a historic referendum that has exposed deep divisions over issues of sovereignty and national identity.