UK exits EU after Britons voted in favor of exits

UK: After months of campaign and doubts over the future of the UK and the EU, Britain has finally voted to leave the European Union, in a momentous decision that shocked the world shocked, after votes ended on Thursday evening.

Britons in support of leaving the EU voted by 52 percent to 49 percent of voting in favor of remaining in the EU.

The decision to leave has left many stunned with, Leicester MP East Keith Vaz calling the Brexit a

 “crushing, crushing decision”, adding that “it’s a terrible day for Britain with immense consequences.”

Bill Muirhead, the Australian expert, behind the “Remain” campaign accepted.

“we didn’t take the gloves off enough and maybe there was too much caution, maybe too much concern about attacking each other in terms of not launching hits in the campaign.”

Meanwhile, the votes has created the biggest financial shock since 2008 economic crisis, with interest rates around the world dropping to nearly zero. The pound suffered its lowest falling more than 10 percent against the US dollar since 1985.
Commentators alike are predicting that Scotland may now consider leaving the UK with Irish republican party Sinn Fein calling for a referendum on a united Ireland that could see the end to the UK.
British Prime Minister David Cameron has announce his resignation as Minister after failing to win over enough vote in support of the UK remaining as a part of the EU.
Before the close of polls, bookies were 90 percent sure Britain would remain in the E.