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Scotland for independence referendum?

Scotland voted 62 to 38 per cent to remain in the EU in a referendum on Thursday

Brexit puts UK-China financial services linkages at risk

Britain has sold itself to China as its 'best friend in Europe'

Brexit: UK's EU Commissioner Jonathan Hill resigns

Hill said he did not believe it was right for him to carry on with his work as the UK's European Commissioner

EU founding states call for quick Brexit start

British Prime Minister David Cameron said it should be his successor who leads the negotiations under Article 50 of the EU's Lisbon Treaty

France's Macron wants new European project, and an EU-wide referendum

As European Union needs a new roadmap that should be devised in consultation with voters

Post Brexit, MEA should reach out to Goans in UK: Congress

Goa was one of the oldest colonies of Portugal and was liberated by the Indian Army from colonial yoke in 1961

Scotland will protect its EU interests: Nicola Sturgeon

Scotland voted in favour of Britain staying in the EU by 62% to 38%, but the UK as a whole voted to leave by a margin of 51.9% to 48.1%

Italy to EU after Brexit: Change or risk collapse

Said that EU leaders had to understand there could be no more "business as usual" on the key issues of jobs, growth and immigration

Travelling to Britain to become cheaper with Brexit: Experts

Britain's decision to opt out of the European Union (Brexit) made its currency, pound, weaker

UK Opposition leader faces post-Brexit 'coup'

It would take 50 MPs uniting around an alternative candidate to trigger a new leadership contest

Over 1 million sign petition demanding 2nd Brexit referendum in UK

The petition will now have to be discussed in the British Parliament, having crossed the 100,000 signatures required to trigger a debate in the House of Commons

Recep Tayyip Erdogan says Brexit is 'start of new era'

Turkish President also said that the bloc could face new breakups

Brexit may bring cheers for Indian seafood exporters

Exports to UK were in a free flow but then declined after the EU adopted stricter norms and stipulations for import of the items

Brexit talks must be quick, City of London at risk of losing 'EU passport': Top ECB official

Paris could benefit at London's expense if the UK does not remain part of the single market after the negotiations

Bookmakers cash in on unexpected Brexit result

The bookies had predicted a victory for the Remain camp with almost 80-90% certainty and made Remain the odds-on favourites.

Brexit, a sign of anti-elite revolt: Analysts

It was Britain's poorer and less-educated citizens -- angry at not having shared in benefits of a new world order -- who pushed it out of the EU

Scottish cabinet meets to discuss response to 'Leave' vote

Hundreds of people protested against the EU result in Glasgow and Edinburgh on Friday evening

Brexit impact: Germany says 'won't let anyone take Europe from us'

German Foreign Minister says EU will weather the shock of the British vote to leave the Union as he convenes crisis talks

Diplomats from EU's founding 6 meet in Berlin to talk Brexit

Vote seen as wake up call, with EU likely to focus on dealing with refugee crisis, unemployment and terror

Brexit: British opposition leader not resigning

Jeremy Corbyn is due to give a speech in London later on Saturday to set out how the party should move forward