The UK decides on Brexit: Should we stay or should we go?

Emil Lendof

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Jun 23, 2016

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Chelsea pensioners are ushered into a polling station to cast their ballot papers at the Royal Hospital in Chelsea, west London. Getty Images

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British Prime Minister David Cameron and his wife Samantha leave after casting their votes in the EU referendum. Getty Images

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A woman walks past an 2S3 M-1973 Akatsiya 152-mm self-propelled gun howitzer, standing outside the Greenwich Heritage Centre, set up as a polling station. Getty Images

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A non-British EU citizen, unable to vote in the EU referendum, poses wearing an EU-flag themed t-shirt outside the polling station at Greenwich Heritage Centre in London. Getty Images

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Jacqui Vaughan (L) and Sophie Allison, riding horses Splash and Sharna, ride out of the driveway of a private residence, used as a polling station, near Reading, west of London. Getty Images

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A man stands in a Remain campaign office during the referendum on whether the United Kingdom should stay in or leave the European Union. Getty Images

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A dog waits as its owners casts their ballot paper in a polling station set up in the grounds of a private residence near Fleet, southwest of London. Getty Images

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Former London Mayor, and “Vote Leave” campaigner, Boris Johnson is pictured with a pint of beer giving a thumbs up ahead of meeting with members of the public and supporters. Getty Images

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Two activists with the EU flag and Union Jack painted on their faces kiss each other in front of Brandenburg Gate to protest against Brexit in Berlin

Two activists with the EU flag and Union Jack painted on their faces kiss each other in front of Brandenburg Gate to protest against the British exit from the European… Reuters

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A campaign volunteer for “Stronger In” blows up a balloon ahead of a visit by British Prime Minister David Cameron.

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Brexit supporter Trevor Hatcher (right) discusses the upcoming referendum with a neighbor outside his house in Carshalton, south of London. Getty Images

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A Leave campaigner holds a placard that reads “Choose Freedom! Leave the EU” in Clacton-on-Sea. Getty Images

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Hulme resident Rachel Morris (right) gets a selfie with comedian and actor Eddie Izzard as he campaigns for Labour In. Getty Images

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A boat flying a large “In” flag sails by the British Parliament. Getty Images

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Nigel Farage And The UKIP Brexit Bus Tour Kent

UKIP leader Nigel Farage speaks to the public about leaving the EU.

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Jeremy Corbyn Campaigns To Remain In The EU

Violet, 13 months old, wears a “Labour In” badge as Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn addresses an audience at the People’s History Museum. Getty Images

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Women in “Brexit vote” hats arrive at The Royal Ascot 2016 at Ascot Racecourse. Getty Images

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People pose kissing each other in a kiss chain organised by pro-Europe ‘remain’ campaigners seeking to avoid a Brexit in the EU referendum in Parliament Square in front of the… Getty Images

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A boat decorated with flags and banners from the Fishing for Leave group sails by the British Parliament. Getty Images

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Football Fans In St Etienne Ahead Of England’s Final Group Match

A sign saying “Before Brexit, Have A Quick Beer” hangs from a bar near the stadium hosting the England vs. Slovakia soccer match. Getty Images

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Britain’s Prime Minister David Cameron sips from an “I’m In” mug. Getty Images

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UKIP leader Nigel Farage speaks to a butcher about leaving the EU. Getty Images

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Pro-Europe “Remain” campaigners kiss each other while holding EU and British flags. Getty Images

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