Former London Mayor Boris Johnson leaves his home in London a day after Britain’s vote to leave the EU.
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Italian Premier Matteo Renzi reacts at a news conference in Rome after Britain’s vote to leave the European Union.
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Stock exchange boards in Madrid show a sharp drop Friday after Britain’s vote to leave the European Union. (Curto de la Torre / AFP/Getty Images)
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Leader of the UK Independence Party, Nigel Farage, emerges from a “Leave EU Referendum Party” in London.
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Supporters of Britain leaving the European Union celebrate at a London gathering as they watch results come in from around the country.
(Stefan Rousseau / Associated Press)A sign outside a house in Hangleton near Brighton in southern England asks the question that faced British voters in Thursday’s EU referendum. (Glyn Kirk / AFP / Getty Images)
Supporters of the “Stronger In” campaign react after hearing results in the EU referendum at London’s Royal Festival Hall.
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Supporters of keeping Britain in the EU react after hearing referendum results at London’s Royal Festival Hall.
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Bundles of ballots at a counting center in Manchester.
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Ballots are tallied in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
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Ballots are delivered for tabulating at a counting center in Glasgow, Scotland.
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Ballots are sorted at Lindley Hall in London.
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“Stronger In” campaign supporters view referendum results at Royal Festival Hall in London.
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