Britons vote in knife-edge EU referendum

Britons vote in knife-edge EU referendum

Flowers line the entrance of a polling station in Batley, northern England, on June 23, 2016, in memory of British Member of Parliament Jo Cox, who was fatally shot and stabbed in an attack in the town earlier in the month. Britons were voting in a referendum on whether to remain part of the European Union, with most experts saying the result was too close to call. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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