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The United Kingdom has voted to leave the European Union in breakingcampaigncertaincitizensdesireearthquakefallfreshimmediatelyindependenceleadleaderlevelmagnitudereferendumshockturnunionupheavalwhat is being seen as a political breakingcampaigncertaincitizensdesireearthquakefallfreshimmediatelyindependenceleadleaderlevelmagnitudereferendumshockturnunionupheavalwhat. Just over 52 per cent of Britons expressed their breakingcampaigncertaincitizensdesireearthquakefallfreshimmediatelyindependenceleadleaderlevelmagnitudereferendumshockturnunionupheavalwhat to exit the EU in a breakingcampaigncertaincitizensdesireearthquakefallfreshimmediatelyindependenceleadleaderlevelmagnitudereferendumshockturnunionupheavalwhat on Thursday. Currency markets were breakingcampaigncertaincitizensdesireearthquakefallfreshimmediatelyindependenceleadleaderlevelmagnitudereferendumshockturnunionupheavalwhat affected as the British pound fell to its lowest breakingcampaigncertaincitizensdesireearthquakefallfreshimmediatelyindependenceleadleaderlevelmagnitudereferendumshockturnunionupheavalwhat against the dollar since 1985. Britain's decision to leave has caused political breakingcampaigncertaincitizensdesireearthquakefallfreshimmediatelyindependenceleadleaderlevelmagnitudereferendumshockturnunionupheavalwhat. Scotland and Northern Ireland voted to stay in the EU and so politicians in both countries are now contemplating breakingcampaigncertaincitizensdesireearthquakefallfreshimmediatelyindependenceleadleaderlevelmagnitudereferendumshockturnunionupheavalwhat from the UK. Right-wing politicians in Europe congratulated the UK for leaving. One said: "It is Great Britain's breakingcampaigncertaincitizensdesireearthquakefallfreshimmediatelyindependenceleadleaderlevelmagnitudereferendumshockturnunionupheavalwhat day. The people were asked, and they decided. The European Union as a political breakingcampaigncertaincitizensdesireearthquakefallfreshimmediatelyindependenceleadleaderlevelmagnitudereferendumshockturnunionupheavalwhat has failed."

The breakingcampaigncertaincitizensdesireearthquakefallfreshimmediatelyindependenceleadleaderlevelmagnitudereferendumshockturnunionupheavalwhat of the result was summed up by Rob Ford, professor of politics at Manchester University, who said: "This is the biggest breakingcampaigncertaincitizensdesireearthquakefallfreshimmediatelyindependenceleadleaderlevelmagnitudereferendumshockturnunionupheavalwhat to European politics since the breakingcampaigncertaincitizensdesireearthquakefallfreshimmediatelyindependenceleadleaderlevelmagnitudereferendumshockturnunionupheavalwhat of the Berlin Wall." The vote has already prompted Britain's breakingcampaigncertaincitizensdesireearthquakefallfreshimmediatelyindependenceleadleaderlevelmagnitudereferendumshockturnunionupheavalwhat David Cameron to resign. He led the breakingcampaigncertaincitizensdesireearthquakefallfreshimmediatelyindependenceleadleaderlevelmagnitudereferendumshockturnunionupheavalwhat to stay part of the EU and will step down in October. He said the country needed " breakingcampaigncertaincitizensdesireearthquakefallfreshimmediatelyindependenceleadleaderlevelmagnitudereferendumshockturnunionupheavalwhat leadership". Less breakingcampaigncertaincitizensdesireearthquakefallfreshimmediatelyindependenceleadleaderlevelmagnitudereferendumshockturnunionupheavalwhat is the plight of the 3.3 million non-British EU breakingcampaigncertaincitizensdesireearthquakefallfreshimmediatelyindependenceleadleaderlevelmagnitudereferendumshockturnunionupheavalwhat living in Britain, and the 1.3 million Britons living in other EU countries. Others may follow the UK's breakingcampaigncertaincitizensdesireearthquakefallfreshimmediatelyindependenceleadleaderlevelmagnitudereferendumshockturnunionupheavalwhat in exiting the EU. Representatives from Holland's Dutch Freedom Party and France's National Front Party said: "Now it is our breakingcampaigncertaincitizensdesireearthquakefallfreshimmediatelyindependenceleadleaderlevelmagnitudereferendumshockturnunionupheavalwhat."