Stall holders wait for customers at a car boot sale in the village of St Boswells in Scotland close to the border between England and Scotland on June 26, 2016. Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon campaigned strongly for Britain to remain in the EU, but the vote to leave has given the Scottish National Party leader a fresh shot at securing independence. Sturgeon predicted more than a year ago that a British vote to leave the alliance would give pro-European Scots cause to hold a second referendum on breaking with the UK. SCARFF
{"Image ImageDescription": "Stall holders wait for customers at a car boot sale in the village of St Boswells in Scotland close to the border between England and Scotland on June 26, 2016.\nScotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon campaigned strongly for Britain to remain in the EU, but the vote to leave has given the Scottish National Party leader a fresh shot at securing independence. Sturgeon predicted more than a year ago that a British vote to leave the alliance would give pro-European Scots cause to hold a second referendum on breaking with the UK.\n / AFP / OLI SCARFF        (Photo credit should read OLI SCARFF/AFP via Getty Images)"}