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Gisela Stuart: Brexit’s unexpected figurehead
Tonight the most prominent woman in the referendum campaign tells us of her conversion. It was Giscard what did it.
Claims about EU migration are coming thick and fast. Here’s what you need to know…
Tonight the most prominent woman in the referendum campaign tells us of her conversion. It was Giscard what did it.
The Treasury have published another doomy report on the economic effects of Brexit. A sobering read, or a dose of propaganda?
Leave campaigners say Brits who live in EU countries will have the same rights even if the UK pulls out. What do the experts say?
Leave campaigners say Britain is sending £350m a week to Brussels as the price of EU membership. Fact or fiction?
The government says families will lose out to the tune of £4,300 if they vote to leave the EU. Is it true?
Where better for Jeremy Corbyn to try to bail out Tory-led Project Fear on the EU than in the Ministry of Fear. The Senate Building at the University of London was the Ministry of Information in the war, inspiration for Graham Greene’s Ministry of Fear and also for Orwell’s Ministry of Truth. The Remain camp believes the drift down in Remain votes in recent times owes a lot to Labour identifiers feeling understandably disenchanted by the idea of following a campaign dominated by a Tory Prime Minister barking at others in his divided party. These voters need to hear Labour voices, the thinking runs, and Labour reasons to vote Remain.
Eminent scientists are warning that funding for research is at risk if Britain pulls out of the EU. Are they right?
Saint Angela became Time Magazine’s person of the year. On migrants, her mantra was: “Wir schaffen das!” (“We can do this!”)
Boris Johnson grabbed most of the newspaper front pages this morning after announcing he will be campaigning for Britain to leave the EU.
Boris Johnson emphasised in his press conference that he wouldn’t debate with other Tories, one David Cameron bit of advice that he has accepted.
Polling research suggests the UK is deeply divided on whether to back Brexit or vote for the country to stay in the EU.
The dense detail of the talks is a tough sell. Jobs, interest rates, exports… that’s the stuff David Cameron wants to get on to.
The claim “If we can get this deal in Europe, if we can this renegotiation fixed and we can stay in a reformed Europe, you know what you get… you know that the borders stay in Calais.” David Cameron, 8 February 2016 The background Could the kind of squalid migrant camps we see on the…
The Prime Minister found himself in Wiltshire when the Speaker would’ve liked him to be speaking to the Commons answering an Urgent Question on the EU draft deal.