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  • Q&A: Who will vote in an in/out EU referendum?

    May 25, 2015

    Q Who will be able to vote in an in/out referendum on Britain’s EU membership? A The Prime Minister is proposing that the electorate which is able to vote in General Elections, rather than local or European parliament elections, will be allowed to cast ballots in the EU referendum.   Q What is the difference [...]

  • Could an early EU referendum scupper the UK’s chances of a successful renegotiation?

    May 25, 2015

    Brian Monteith, communications director of Global Britain, says Yes. An early referendum helps only the most slavish one-European-state federalists supporting the unreformed status quo. Time is needed to first convince the EU that treaty change is required, so it can be enshrined in law. Second, to secure detailed change, not sound-good slogans that are just [...]

  • EU referendum: Over one million migrants will be barred from voting

    May 25, 2015

    Over 1m European migrants living in Britain will not be able to vote in the EU referendum, unless they qualify to vote in General Elections David Cameron has decided. The prime minister’s move will placate some Eurosceptics on the right of the Conservative party, who were afraid voting restrictions would follow the looser rules of [...]

  • The SNP wants 16 year olds to vote in EU referendum, says party’s Westminster leader Angus Robertson

    May 24, 2015

    Young people aged 16 and 17 years old should be given the chance to vote in a EU referendum, according to the SNP. Angus Robertson, the party’s leader in Westminster, wrote in the Guardian that the SNP would fight for an amendment to the EU referendum bill allowing youngsters the same chance to vote as [...]

  • Labour has performed a U-turn on the EU membership referendum, as Cameron prepares legislation

    May 24, 2015

    Labour has performed a balletic U-turn this morning, abandoning its opposition to EU membership referendum. Harriet Harman, the acting leader of the party, has given David Cameron a boost by saying her party will vote in favour of the Conservative’s bill, which would see a vote on the UK’s EU membership before the end of [...]

  • Email slip-up reveals Bank of England’s investigation into what would happen if UK left the EU

    May 23, 2015

    The Bank of England is carrying out a confidential investigation into what would happen if the UK left the European Union (EU), an email accidentally sent to The Guardian has revealed. It discloses details of a special task force set up by the central bank to look into the economic consequences of a UK exit, [...]

  • David Cameron refuses to be drawn on timeline for an EU referendum during negotiations in Riga

    May 22, 2015

    Talks in Riga over the UK's position in Europe were merely "scratching the surface", David Cameron said today, and refused to be drawn on the timing of an EU referendum.  Read more: Spencer – EU referendum must not be rushed "I will not give time lines and deadlines and a running commentary on the referendum plans," [...]

  • David Cameron fires starting gun for grand bargain with Europe

    May 22, 2015

    Newly re-elected Prime minister David Cameron will hold his first talks with European Union leaders today, as he attempts to renegotiate the terms of Britain's membership in the bloc ahead of a referendum in 2017. "Today I will start discussions in earnest with fellow leaders on reforming the EU and renegotiating the UK's relationship with [...]

  • Judge in haste and repent at leisure – Editor’s Letter

    May 21, 2015

    News lives in the now. Sprinting from drama to drama, we rarely have the leisure to turn and look back. But sometimes a clear picture only comes into focus with the help of hindsight.   This week provided two instructive examples. First, a report marking the 10-year anniversary of the liberalisation of Britain’s antiquated drinking [...]

  • George Osborne says Britain wants to be in Europe, not run by Europe

    May 20, 2015

    Chancellor George Osborne told business leaders last night that they need to “confront some hard truths about Europe”. In a speech at the pro-European Confederation of British Industry’s annual dinner, Osborne said that the government wants “Britain to be in Europe, not run by Europe.” “The continent is sleepwalking towards a future where it has [...]

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