Millions across Britain are voting to decide whether Britain should remain a part of the European Union as opposed to the referendum that is set to divide the nation.
Millions across Britain are voting to decide whether it should remain a part of the European Union in a referendum that could change the course of the nation.
Over the past few days, the 'Leave' campaign was seen making its grounds stronger although initially, the 'Remain' campaign had dominated the pre-poll forecasts.
With David Cameron renegotiating for a "better deal" for Britain within the EU, the 'Remain' campaign has regained some chances of victory.
While there have been numerous controversies over Brexit, such as whether the people are aware enough to make a decision which will essentially affect the global economy, a lot of factors will be affected by Britain's exit.
The Leave side, in arguing against the status quo, have asked the public to vote to take back control of the UK's borders and finances. Immigration has been the central theme throughout and likely to swing most of the votes.
1. Pensioners in Chelsea vote
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Chelsea pensioners are reflected in a puddle of rain water as they leave after being ushered into a polling station to cast their ballot papers at the Royal Hospital in Chelsea, as Britain holds a referendum to vote on whether to remain in, or to leave the European Union (EU). Millions of Britons began voting Thursday in a bitterly-fought, knife-edge referendum that could tear up the island nation's EU membership and spark the greatest emergency of the bloc's 60-year history. (Photo courtesy - AFP)
2. Hove Museum and Art Gallery
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People arrive to cast their votes at Hove Museum and Art gallery in Hove in Hove near Brighton, southern England, on June 23. (Photo courtesy - AFP)
3. A 'Remain' supporter near Big Ben
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A man wearing a t-shirt promoting the Britain Stronger in Europe, the official Remain campaign group seeking to a avoid Brexit, as he walks near the Big Ben clock face and the Elizabeth Tower at the Houses of Parliament in central London, ahead of the June 23 EU referendum. Rival sides threw their efforts into the final day of campaigning, Wednesday, on the eve of Britain's vote on EU membership that will shape the future of Europe. (Photo courtesy - AFP)
4. Prime Minister David Cameron and his wife Samantha
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British Prime Minister David Cameron and his wife Samantha arrive to cast their votes in the EU referendum, at a polling station in London. (Photo courtesy - AFP)
5. Campaigning for referendum in newspapers
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A woman reads a newspaper on the underground in London with a 'Vote Remain' advert for the Brexit referendum. (Photo courtesy - Reuters)
