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Government warning: Brexit can damage your health
The Government’s leaflet setting out it’s case for Britain remaining in the EU is a pretty dour production. From next week it goes out to every household in the UK.
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The government says families will lose out to the tune of £4,300 if they vote to leave the EU. Is it true?
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn admits that he has had his doubts about the EU in the past, but insists he and his party are fully behind the campaign to stay in Europe ahead of the 23 June referendum.
The Government’s leaflet setting out it’s case for Britain remaining in the EU is a pretty dour production. From next week it goes out to every household in the UK.
Downing Street says George Osborne “absolutely” has the full support of David Cameron after the government was plunged into turmoil by Iain Duncan Smith’s resignation.
Everyone knows George Osborne missed a debt target today. What else has the Chancellor failed to achieve?
Eminent scientists are warning that funding for research is at risk if Britain pulls out of the EU. Are they right?
Regulating cannabis could earn the government £1bn in taxes a year, a new report established by Lib Dem health spokesperson Norman Lamb says. Really?
Does Britain’s membership of the EU makes us less safe? That’s what Leave campaigners Iain Duncan Smith and Boris Johnson have suggested, among others. Mr Duncan Smith said last month that a Paris-style attack is more likely to happen here if the UK votes to Remain in the EU. And Boris Johnson wrote in a…
Heads of more than a third of the country’s biggest businesses are supporting Britain’s continued membership of the EU ahead of the June referendum.
David Cameron confirms date of the referendum as he warns leaving the UK will threaten Britain’s economic and national security.
It is crunch time in Brussels as leaders and officials, who have barely seen a glimpse of their beds, carry on the final negotiations for Cameron’s much awaited deal on Europe
One EU diplomat said the whole deal now looks “do-able and likely” and he would be “surprised if it didn’t happen” this week.
Now David Camerom will have to compete with Tory opponents vying for TV time, having perhaps only one news cycle entirely to himself.
More than 20 refugees drown while trying to reach Greece, as German Chancellor Angela Merkel visits Turkey to discuss how to respond to the latest migrant surge caused by fighting in Syria.
When Britain was last asked to vote on Europe, back in 1975, Hilary Benn was in the No campaign. But, unlike his father, he has since been convinced of the benefits of the EU.