nagbe. -- darlington pub. >> the idea we can do this by staying in the eu is a sham, and despair, and [indiscernible] david: with polls more or less 50-50, it will be something half the country finds hard to swallow. brent: our correspondent is in london, and he is following the final moments of the campaign. good evening, georg. so is the suspense, the expectation, is it palpable there? georg: brent, to some degree it is fair to say that. we saw the reject -- return of this tactics applied by both campaigns. the end campaign going on the terrible economic consequences, which would follow brexit, and the out campaign talking about immigration, emigrants, migrants coming to great britain flooding the country. the terms of the debate have changed quite a bit, less inflammatory language, less in tolerance in the debate. of course, following the tragic murder of jo cox, who people in the hundreds in london today paid tribune at small sites like this one, the house of parliament here in the heart of london. brent: that is right. we understand you were at one of those commemoration ceremoni

. >> darlington votes narrowly for out. -- your. >> european union -- 34,994. >> darlington in the northeast votes for out. trish: darlington votes are in they have voted out, they want to be out of the european union. steve, i hear your point, frustration they have with u.s. leaders, similar to what happened in the u.k. watch there the dow futures market off 261 points. investors nervous in fact the uk is going to be out of the eu when we wake up tomorrow morning. i want to go back to london to ashley webster. again, nervousness is being reflected right now in global markets, actually more so in the u.s. than we're seeing in asia right now. is that in part because people expected this to happen? they expected it to be a stay. it wasn't supposed to be a tight race? >> as i said earlier, book makers had it 80% chance the uk would stay, even though the polls and they are notoriously inaccurate in uk, maybe not. we're literally on a knife's edge. trish, get back to some of the points, yes, we live in globalized economy so it makes sense for uk to be in the eu. that is really missing the point.

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darlington, this is what we have at the moment.n the program, lots more on the u.k. referendum. full analysis throughout the show. next on money managers we're going to change the portfolio ahead of these results. rishaad: it is all about that british referendum for europe. tell me something. you know, we have seen these huge moves when it came to the currency markets, particularly of sterling. we like to see that when it comes to equity trading as well. will volumes -- we have seen volumes significantly higher than they have been of late. >> you'll see a pickup in volumes. one of the cases you can make is perhaps the moves in the markets and sterling will be more modest than people expect. rishaad: we have had a 10 pence today. it has been huge. >> if you look at the range on sterling, it has been quite wide. it is trading off 3% having rallies quite a lot over the last few weeks. the move is not that significant. rishaad: you don't get moves like that. we haven't had a move like that since 1971 and that was government orchestrate

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