Northern Ireland and Scotland opt for EU

london - Even though the UK appears to be heading for an exit from the EU, Scotland and Northern Ireland voted for preservation of EU membership. The doubt about their place in the kingdom thereby get new food.

In Northern Ireland chose more than 55 percent of voters on 'Continue'. In Scotland the figure was more than 60, according to Alex Salmond, the former prime minister of Scotland. In his country, the turnout remained behind the rest of the UK. Experts suggested beforehand that the Scots, with the referendum on separation from the United Kingdom still fresh in the memory, perhaps would have some 'referendummoe.

Under current Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon is the result of the referendum,, clear that the people of Scotland sees its future as part of the European Union. ' She did not go so far as to call for a new referendum on an independent Scotland.
  
    
     
      
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The leader of the pro-Irish Northern Irish party Sinn Fein hold the probable outcome of the brexitreferendum Thursday night immediately to set the kingdom on the agenda instead of Northern Ireland. Martin McGuinness wants to put the voters of Northern Ireland should join Ireland, the BBC reports.