Sterling plunges as early EU vote counts hint at Brexit

By Jamie McGeever LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling plunged more than six cents against the dollar on Friday after early EU referendum vote counts in two north-eastern cities in England suggested Britons may have voted to leave the European Union. UK stock market futures contracts opened sharply lower, pointing to a fall of around 2 percent when the London market opens at 0800 London time, and U.S. futures pointed to an early fall on Wall Street too. Markets are very nervy at the moment ...(and) the S