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The solar powered airplane known as Solar Impulse has landed in Europe as it continues its mission to circumnavigate the globe.
Solar Impulse successfully made it from New York to Seville, Spain.
Our Europe Correspondent Kevin Ozebek has more from Brussels.
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The British people are voting on whether they want the UK to leave or remain part of the European Union Thursday, following a campaign that has been extremely bitter at times.
From London, Catherine Drew reports.
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The British people are voting on whether they want the UK to leave or remain part of the European Union.
Millions have registered to vote in the referendum, and turnout is expected to be high for the historic vote.
Professor Tony Travers from the London School of Economics says despite the efforts from both campaigns over the past few months, voters are likely to go with their own instinct.
IN: Both sides...
OUT: ...how they feel
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Professor Tony Travers from the London School of Economics says despite persistent efforts from both campaigns, voters are likely to decide based on their own instincts.
IN: People will vote...
OUT: ...where we are
DUR: 22 sec
Turnout is expected to be high as the British people vote on whether they want the UK to leave or remain in the European Union.
Millions have registered to vote in the referendum that will decide the future of the country, but it's still unclear how many will have their say.
Katie Gohse (pro: Gowsh) from the Electoral Reform Society says hopes people will participate in what is a historic decision for the country.
IN: The latest...
OUT: ...EU referendum
DUR: 20 sec
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Polls are open for the British people to vote whether they want the UK to leave or remain in the European Union.
Business markets have been sensitive to political comments throughout the campaign, which has left business investors bracing themselves as they anticipate which way the vote will go.
Jeremy Cook from World First foreign exchange says he expects European markets will be turbulent over the next few days.
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OUT: ... further volatility
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Jeremy Cook from World First foreign exchange says businesses of all sizes will be putting their heads together to come up with a contingency plan for either outcome.
IN: Risk committees...
OUT: ...business landscape.
DUR: 22 sec
A group of Democratic members of the United States House of Representatives is staging a sit-in.
They've taken this tactic to force a vote on gun control.
This comes just days after four gun control measures failed to pass in the U.S. Senate.
US Correspondent Rachel Silverman reports.
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OUT:firearm purchases."
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