The ruling could give the 48% of British voters who wanted to remain in the EU a greater voice in Brexit plans. But what do the 52% who voted Leave think about it? Gibbons warned that the sense of injustice among Leave voters could also play into the hands of right-wing parties such as UKIP, which campaigned heavily for tighter immigration controls. Geary added that it wasn't just Leave voters in Havering who would be feeling disappointed by the court ruling -- but the majority of the country. Crosbie says he voted to Leave the EU partly because of high levels of immigration -- and hopes any Brexit deal would honor those concerns.

Source: CNN November 03, 2016 15:11 UTC