It is over a week now that majority of British voters decided via a referendum that it was time to exit the European Union. The ripples from the outcome of the poll had not settled and there are signs they are not going to settle anytime soon.

They say a week, is a long time in politics. Well, in the UK, it seems like a lifetime way barely over a week, the UK held a referendum and over a million votes to leave the European Union. I wrote about this last week: Better in than out. Admittedly, no one was prepared for the seismic impact that followed when the UK decided to part ways with the EU. This has left a nation divided: the young versus the old, the working class and the graduates; South versus the North, British nationals and Immigrants, fanning the fear and muting exhilaration in some. The dust is beginning to settle and the political landscape is unclear as politicians jostle for positions and creating political turmoil and hara-kiri.

The senior national basketball team, D’Tigers yesterday left the Los Angeles camp in the United States with a 19-man delegation of 13 players and six officials to Beijing, China to participate in the Stankovic Cup .

Joke Jigan is a talented actress who shot into limelight through her movie Bisola Beyonce. Since then she has continued to wow her fans with myriad of roles she plays in movies. In a chat with Potpourri, the sexy actress tells us the role she looks forward to playing.

Newly appointed Algeria coach said his experience with the Black Stars of Ghana will be handy as the North African country battle Cameroon, Nigeria and Zambia for the 2018 World Cup ticket.