It just may be the single most momentus day in British politics since World War II - the
United Kingdom has voted to leave the European Union.
The impact of this result has been far and wide, with global markets hit and the UK Prime
Minister David Cameron announcing his resignation.
Jack Hands, journalist and policy advisor to the European Parliament joins us from London.
Jack, While America slept and Asia worked, the shape of Europe changed.
It sent and continues to send shockwaves throughout the globe because the latest poll numbers
heading into the vote showed the remain camp
in favor.
How is Britain reacting to this decision?
The 'remain' camp was just as big as
the 'leave' campaign.
So, what happens now that Britain has voted to leave the European Union?
What's next?
Do we expect other countries to follow suit?
Jack Hands
there
in
London for us.
Thank you, Jack.