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Vote pits London, Scotland against middle England

Places most likely to vote in favour of the EU are the more cosmopolitan places, says an academic

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Published Mon, Jun 20, 2016 · 09:50 PM

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    BRITAIN'S vote on European Union membership on Thursday is set to split regions against regions, with Scotland and the main cities expected to back remaining while the English countryside votes out.

    "Provincial England versus London and the Celts" is how one pollster, YouGov's former president, Peter Kellner, has described it.

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