Cameron quits but will ‘steady the ship’ after Brexit vote
Cameron quits but will ‘steady the ship’ after Brexit vote

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Conservative Party leader David Cameron has resigned as British Prime Minister, and said he will step down in October. He made his resignation speech this morning outside Downing Street after Britain voted to leave the European Union. Mr Cameron said he accepted the decision of the electorate, which voted for a ‘Brexit’ yesterday by 52% to 48%.

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