EUROPEAN UNION

Greek prime minister from 2009 to 2011 says UK should stay in European Union ahead of Brexit vote.

The Prime Minister's comments come as 27 EU heads of state are meeting in Brussels.

Germany's Christian Democratic Union is losing ground to right-wing parties amid Europe's migrants crisis.

Credit ratings agency warns UK banks could suffer knock-on effect if Britain leaves European Union.

EXCLUSIVE: Row has broken out over how many Ukip councillors support Vote Leave and Grassroots Out.

Courtiers are worried that the use of the monarch as a political football could damage the Royal Family

Thousands of Eurosceptics will deliver millions of leaflets to the British electorate on 12 March.

Prime minister made the claim during a pro-EU speech to car workers in Cheshire on 10 March.

In a letter to The Times, they say it would be 'a disaster' for science if Britain left the EU.

General secretary says UK workers will be worse off if Britain breaks away from Brussels.

Mayor of London was forced to claim that none of his City Hall staff had been gagged over the vote.

Central banker says renegotiation settlement provides UK with financial and monetary stability.

Over a third of women have experienced physical or sexual violence.

UUP source previously told IBTimes UK party would back a 'soft yes' vote.

Groups like Greenpeace under fire for not staying neutral and campaigning against Brexit.

Head of the BCC in shock resignation after being suspended for saying the UK's long-term prospects could be "brighter" outside the EU.

Justice Secretary Michael Gove said the EU is 'inflicting pain on Europe'.

London Major called the suspension of the BCC's director general 'scandalous'.

Johnson called the EU clamping down on leave negotiations to a jailor leaving the door open.

Director general of the body had said the UK's long-term future would be 'brighter' outside the EU.

Josef Schulz, a Polish-born photographer based in Germany, travelled around Europe to document disused border posts and checkpoints.