Cameron out of No. 10 by October


LONDON: Prime Minister David Cameron has announced that he will resign after Britons voted to leave the European Union despite his campaign to keep it in the bloc.

Cameron promised to try to “steady the ship” over the next months and did not give a precise timetable for his departure but said a new leader should be installed by early October.

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