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Boris Johnson dismisses 'remain' campaign claims about immigration as 'bollocks'.

Mayor of London and prominent Leave campaigner made pro-Brexit speech to audience in Manchester.

London mayor says US 'would never dream' of compromising their sovereignty like Britain does within the EU.

Labour leader's anti-establishment credibility has been questioned after his pro-EU speech.

As Obama plots an intervention ahead of the June ballot, IBTimes UK lists other anti-Brexit leaders.

Report says a 'leave' vote could reduce the sector's contribution to the economy by up to £12bn.

The gloves come off ahead of the crucial vote on 23 June.

The US president will visit the UK, Saudi Arabia and Germany next week.

Cameron is right that remaining in the EU will protect jobs, provide security and strengthen the UK's economy.

Labour Go says Corbyn abandoned past opposition because backing Brexit would be 'one battle too many'.

Banks, a Ukip donor and businessman, says he consulted Nigel Farage about the decision.

Left-winger made his first speech on the EU referendum campaign on 14 April in London.

Corbyn will urge voters to stay in the EU, 'warts and all' when he sets his case out.

Rics survey shows expectations of fewer sales and falling house prices in central London.

Vote Leave chairwoman Gisela Stuart claims Europe's share of the world economy has sunk.

Electoral Commission ruled in favour of Vote Leave which is backed by cabinet ministers.

Sources tell IBTimes UK an overwhelming number of the union's ruling body backed the move.

The move is seen as an effort to redress the balance after Cameron spent £9.3m on pro-EU leaflets.

Former Labour foreign secretary also branded 'leave' voters as political arsonists.

Europe Minister David Lidington said Nigel Evans' remarks were 'not his finest moment.'

But Labour MP and Grassroots Out co-founder Kate Hoey has accused the TUC of 'scaremongering'.