Today is the day the UK has been counting down to as the people from England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland will take to the polls to decide whether or not they will remain in the EU.
After weeks of campaigning British Prime Minister David Cameron and his opposition Boris Johnson will find out if the UK will go it alone or remain with their European counterparts. With many on the leave campaign citing key issues such as immigration and better tax reforms as the many reason to break away from the common market, those on the stay campaign have claimed such a drastic change would result in a poorer Britain given they would lose out on a certain EU breaks including reduced exportation rates.
There is also widespread concern in Northern Ireland as a breakaway would result in the possibility of a border control system being implemented between themselves and the Republic Of Ireland.
Although no one can tell which way it is going to go many believe the British public are leaning towards a leave vote which would undoubtedly cause problems throughout the UK and on the continent.