Voting is continuing in Britain's EU referendum this lunchtime – with the polls set to close at 10pm.
It comes as the UK decides on its future as a member or non-member of the European Union.
Voting is continuing today in the crucial In/Out referendum, with opinion polls showing the result is too close to call.
46-point-5 million people are eligible to have their say, and polling stations will be open until 10 o'clock tonight.
The latest Ipsos Mori poll shows the Remain camp ahead at 52 per cent; this coincides with private polling in the banking sector where institutions such as JP Morgan reported a steady 2 point lead for remain and 9 per cent undecided.
A UKIP MP said he isn't sure what effect the Irish government's campaigning on the referendum will be.
But Nigel Farage said a vote in Ireland could have some interesting results.
A Clare native living in the UK believes many people there are struggling to see why they should vote to stay.
Caitriona Donnellan from Ballybeg has been in London for 2 years, and says the people there are divided on the issue.
