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It is shocking that only 72 % of U.K.’s population voted in the
Brexit elections which took place on 5th May 2017, the younger lot ,i.e., 25% of population between 18-25 did not register for electoral voting. According to voters between 18-25, 73% of voters were against Brexit while 27% wanted to leave European Union. Adults of 35 to 44 brigade, 52% voted to stay in EU whereas experienced individuals above 45 years of age, 62% of them supported Brexit.
The two generations of Europe came up with an entirely contrast perspective seemingly leaving the future of Britain uncertain.

https://asianlite.com/news/uk-news/brexit-defeat-for-social-pluralism/

Brexit: Defeat for social pluralism | Leading Asian News in the UK Britain’s exit from the European Union (Brexit) is a defeat for social pluralism, and this is a serious problem, according to academics from the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM)

http://edition.cnn.com/2017/06/08/europe/uk-general-election-2017-live-updates/index.html
U.K. Prime Minister, Theresa May lost the majority in the U.K. General Election thus the future of the Communist Party seems gloomy as of now.
The communist party required 326 of 650 seats to get full majority but they were unable to meet the requirement which might lead to a hung parliament for which Prime Minister will meet the Queen to seek permission for the same. However, the Labour party can form a majority by taking support from minor parties as it has performed far better than the last time. Amid all, it is certain that Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour Party will form minority government.

UK General Election: Political turmoil awaits after shock results UK Prime Minister Theresa May's future is looking uncertain after her election gamble appears to have backfired. The opposition Labour Party, led by Jeremy Corbyn, has performed far better than polls indicated and has cost May her majority in the UK Parliament.