Let's take a look at the geopolitics of the #Brexit:
Scotland wants out of the U.K.
First Minister of Scotland Nicola Sturgeon said, "If Parliament judges that a second referendum is the best or only way to protect our place in Europe, it must have the option to hold one in that time scale."
Northern Ireland is thinking about getting back together with Ireland.
Sinn Féin National Chair Declan Kearney said, "Republican and Unionist, across the sectarian divide, recognizing our interests are best served by remaining in the European Union."
Spain wants more control over Gibraltar.
"It's a complete change of outlook that opens up new possibilities on Gibraltar not seen for a very long time. I hope the formula of cosovereignty – to be clear, the Spanish flag on the rock – is much closer than before," Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel García-Margallo told Onda Cero Radio.
So, what will the United Kingdom look like after the #Brexit? Quite possibly just England and Wales.
This video includes images from Getty Images and clips from BBC, Belfast Telegraph and Onda Cero Radio. Music provided courtesy of APM Music.
