Why Cameron’s Former Adviser Is Backing Brexit
Steve Hilton says there too much centralisation, particularly in the EU, where power lies with “the elite and the insiders”.
Brexit Migration Drop Bad For Economy – Study
A report on the long-term impact of a post-Brexit drop in migrants finds taxes would need to increase by £400 per person by 2065.
Osborne Faces Shaky Start On Public Finances
Borrowing figures missed expectations as corporation tax receipts fell – chiming with signs of a broader economic slowdown.
Carney Accused Of Brexit Debate Propaganda
The Bank of England governor undergoes a testy exchange as he faces MPs over his warning on the possible impact of a Brexit.
Expats Can’t Vote In EU Referendum, Court Says
Two British expats who have lived abroad for over 15 years are left “desperately disappointed” by the Supreme Court decision.
Leave Aid: Do They Know It’s Brexit-Backed?
5ive and Alesha Dixon are unveiled as Brexit gig headline acts but it seems they may not realise the event’s quite so political.
PM Says Tories Can Come Together After EU Row
Amid bitter in-fighting over the EU, David Cameron insists he can reunite his badly divided party once the referendum is over.
Women ‘Pushed Out’ Of EU Debate, Harman Warns
White, male Tories are dominating both campaigns on the UK’s membership of the EU and that must change, says Harriet Harman.
Concerns Over Number Plate Surveillance
Concerns are raised about the number of records being obtained and kept by the automatic number plate recognition system.
PM Says Brexit Will Raise Cost Of Holidays
David Cameron issues a fresh warning over an EU exit as a leading Leave campaigner tells US politicians to stay out of the debate.
MoD Could Face Civil Cases Over Malaria Drug Use
A committee of MPs say the anti-malarial should be a “last resort” due to reports of severe side effects but the MoD defends it.
Labour Whip Says Left ‘Sneer’ At Working Class
Conor McGinn also suggested Jeremy Corbyn has a “challenge” to relate to the rest of the country outside Islington.
Treasury’s Shock EU Doc Will Have Consequences
David Cameron and George Osborne team up to warn of a DIY recession – but their claims may backfire, writes Faisal Islam.
Fracking Given Green Light In North Yorkshire
Protesters booed and jeered as councillors gave the go-ahead for the first fracking operation in the UK for five years.
Scottish Tory Leader Davidson Gets Engaged
Fresh from success at the elections, Scottish Tory leader Ruth Davidson announces her engagement after a proposal in Paris.
Johnson Takes On Campaign ‘Egg-Thrower’
It’s the hazard of the campaign trail – ask John Prescott. Boris Johnson appears to deactivate an egg-thrower on the Brexit beat.
So What’s Fishy About Treasury Brexit Report?
Sky’s Ed Conway finds some inconsistencies in the Treasury paper, a key document in Remain’s “Project Fear” campaign.
NHS Facing ‘A £10bn Black Hole’ By 2020
Ministers are being urged to “show leadership” and will either have introduce rationing of care or raise taxes, a report has said.
UK Becoming More Ethnically Segregated, Warns MP
Labour MP Chuka Umunna says there are widening “cracks in our communities” because lessons have not been learned from race riots.
Osborne: Brexit Would Cause A ‘DIY Recession’
The Chancellor warns voters not to “knowingly vote for a recession”, but Vote Leave says the claims are “deeply biased”.
SNP Deputy Leader Quits Over ‘Intense Scrutiny’
Stewart Hosie has been at the centre of love triangle allegations which he says has been “very difficult” to deal with.
Trump’s Muslim Comments ‘Dangerous’ – Cameron
The Prime Minister goes further in his criticism of the presumptive Republican nominee but says he is prepared to meet him.
Which EU Referendum Camp Is To Be Believed?
As the rival campaigns give very different figures for when Turkey could join the EU, Darren McCaffrey looks at their tactics.
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