Vote Leave

Interventions coincide with David Cameron's pro-environment case to avoid a Brexit on 23 June.

As Vote Leave focuses on immigration, George Osborne hit back, saying Brexiteers have 'no economic plan'.

Across Europe, revulsion for the arrogant bureaucracy grows and the EU is a byword for economic stagnation.

OECD claims that a Brexit would damage UK financially and trigger turmoil in financial markets worldwide.

Dr Alan Renwick, of the University College London, speaks to IBTimes UK about the referendum.

However, Vote Leave chair and Labour MP Gisela Stuart claims the EU has been a 'disaster' for workers.

Future EU migrants would be required 'to speak good English,' under Vote Leave proposals.

Boris Johnson, Michael Gove and Gisela Stuart say VAT would come off energy bills if UK left union.

Only 5% of the over 600 economists polled say an EU exit will trigger positive economic growth.

Former Labour leader said, 'Today is a call to arms to all young people to register to vote.'

Brexit campaign is hoping to drum up interest for one of its main anti-EU messages.

ONS says the net number of EU citizens coming to Britain rose to 184,000 in 2015.

'If he was a member of the public, or a backbench MP ... I'm certain that he would be for Leave,' said Hilton.

Supporters of Brexit want to see Britain engage more fully with both Europe and the world.

Operation Black Vote director Simon Woolley spoke to IBTimes UK on the issue.

The independent think tank report will prove to be a blow for the Vote Leave campaign.

Service personnel 'in danger of becoming no more than civilians in uniform', warns General Sir Michael Rose.

Cameron also says Britons will soon benefit from low mobile phone roaming charges across the EU.

Top Labour MP has written to media watchdog OfCom to complain about the issue.

Dozens of MPs are reportedly ready to trigger a vote of no confidence over the PM's handling of the referendum.

Brexit campaigners furious Khan has decided to fly EU flag outside City Hall.

Boris Johnson is touring the country on a bus that manages to have three lies emblazoned upon it.

The former Mayor of London was responding to claims made by the Treasury on 23 May.

Vote could affect fans of Leicester, Arsenal, Tottenham, Manchester City, Manchester United and West Ham.

Chancellor asks blunt question as Treasury analysis claims GDP will fall 3.6% after two years if Britain leaves EU.

Ukip leader says he could find more pro-EU stars by knocking on £500m houses in Notting Hill.

Airline accused of 'treating' with 'Brexit sale' for ex-pats to allow them to vote 'remain' in EU referendum.

Actors, artists and musicians appeal to British voters in an open letter ahead of 23 June referendum.

Glass apologised for the 'inappropriate' comments and said concerns about immigration were valid.

Our borders remain wide open to anyone from the EU, and Germany now calls all the shots.