Britain and the EU haven't even begun divorce talks but they are already bickering, as political and economic shockwaves from the British vote spread around the world. The Conservatives are facing a leadership battle to replace Cameron, and some members of the opposition Labour Party also hope to oust their leader, Jeremy Corbyn. The vote to leave the EU also caused an earthquake in British politics. A majority of Scots voted to remain in the EU, while most voters in England backed leaving. Juncker said the split was "not an amicable divorce" — adding that it was never "a tight love affair anyway."

Source: ABC News June 25, 2016 04:06 UTC