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The UK's EU referendum is proving too close to call, with Leave getting more votes than expected in early results but Remain starting to gain ground.

Counting is under way in a referendum that will decide whether the UK remains a member of the European Union.

Opinion polls taken before the vote indicated the outcome is far too close to forecast.

Voting is under way in a historic referendum on whether the UK should remain a member of the European Union or leave.

Aussies have their say in critical vote

In or out? Remain or leave? Economy or immigration? Freedom or security — the debate has been the talk of the UK for months.

"It's very close; nobody knows what's going to happen," Cameron told Wednesday's Financial Times, with opinion polls showing the rival camps neck and neck.

“It is a leap into the unknown,” one British economist said.

The EU referendum took centre stage at Wembley Arena as the two sides traded blows before an audience of 6,000 people.

It's that time of the campaign cycle, and now that Hillary Clinton has established herself as the presumptive Democratic nominee, attention is turning to who will join her on the ticket.

Police in Marseille have deployed tear gas for a second evening to disperse England fans gathered ahead of the Euro 2016 football championships.

In Der Spiegel interview German finance minister rules out Britain’s chances of enjoying bloc benefits f-rom outside EU

THIS is the shocking moment a woman dragged her dead dog through the street after it collapsed in hot weather.

Prime Minister David Cameron on Tuesday accused those backing a British exit f-rom the European Uni-on of lying to voters - and insisted he is not worried that the "remain" side is losing ground in the battle for votes.

Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen said a UK vote to leave the European Uni-on could have "significant economic repercussions".

Pound falls as latest polls show British public becoming more sympathetic to idea of Brexit

Presumptive Republican US presidential nominee to visit Britain on 24 June to officially open Turnberry golf resort

THE Queen will feature as the cover girl of the latest edition of Vanity Fair magazine.

Former prime minister defended the 2003 invasion, said Iraq today is the only country in the region ‘capable of fighting terrorism.’

A top aide for European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker has described the possibility of a Boris Johnson premiership as a “horror scenario.”