Britain's referendum on whether to quit the European Union was too close to call on June 24, with early counts wavering between quitting and remaining as each district registered its votes. The first results showed a razor thin margin in favor of staying in Newcastle. But after that a cascade of results put the "leave" camp into an early lead and forced bookmakers to adjust their odds to reflect for the first time an even chance of a 'Brexit.'
Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty: British vote on staying in EU too close to call
People pose kissing each other in a kiss chain holding EU and Union flags organised by pro-Europe 'remain' campaigners seeking to avoid a Brexit in the EU referendum in Parliament Square in front of the Houses of Parliament in central London on June 19, 2016.
