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  • EU referendum: Former Eurovision Song Contest winner Bucks Fizz says no to Europe, signing up to play at anti-EU music festival Bpop Live

    June 2, 2016

    A former Eurovision Song Contest winner has said no to the EU. Bucks Fizz, a British pop band of the 1980s, has declared they want to leave the EU. They're going to be playing a Bpop Live, a music event in Birmingham in June. For those not aware, Bpop Live is sponsored by Leave.EU, which you may be [...]

  • EU referendum: Corbyn must do more to engage voters, says union boss – as Darling and Osborne team up

    June 2, 2016

    Despite multiple interventions in the EU debate, Jeremy Corbyn must do more to engage voters, a top union boss has warned. The GMB union's Tim Roache said the Remain campaign could end up losing the EU referendum if Labour voters aren't move involved in the debate. While phone polls put Remain steadily ahead, online polling [...]

  • EU Referendum: Arsène Wenger, Per Mertesacker, Gérard Houllier, Raymond Blanc and other Europeans write love letter to British people

    June 2, 2016

    A group of restaurateurs, footballers, managers, film makers – in fact, you name it – have got together to write a love letter to the British people. Behind the letter was an Austrian, a Frenchman and a Greek. But the signatories are far more varied, including the likes of Arsène Wenger, Per Mertesacker, Gérard Houllier and Raymond Blanc, as [...]

  • Here we go again: Ken Livingstone has defended his Hitler remarks as “factual”

    June 2, 2016

    Ken Livingstone has again defended the remarks he made about Hitler which led to him being labelled as a Nazi apologist, saying they were "factual" and could be compared to "1+1=2". Livingstone, who was suspended from the Labour party in April for defending a colleague over anti-Semitic comments, blamed "embittered MPs" for a backlash against him. [...]

  • US Presidential Election 2016: Donald Trump angered after PGA moves golf tournament from one of his courses to Mexico

    June 2, 2016

    Something has upset The Donald. And this time, it's not Hillary Clinton or the national press. It's the PGA. It has decided to move a leading golf tournament from one of his courses in Miami to Mexico, as it could not find sponsors to find the 2017 World Golf Championship at Trump's course.  Read more: Do [...]

  • Jeremy Corbyn has warned against allowing the Conservatives to negotiate Brexit, arguing that worker’s rights would be at risk

    June 2, 2016

    Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn will today warn that a vote for Brexit would allow the Conservatives a strong hand in reducing workers' rights. Speaking at the Institute of Engineering Technology, Corbyn will reiterate warnings from the TUC, that rights would be imperilled by a vote to leave. “A vote to leave means a Conservative government [...]

  • Tom Watson’s call to ban private exit polls shows that even Labour’s moderates are too far to the left

    June 1, 2016

    Such is the state of Labour's front bench these days that deputy leader Tom Watson is considered markedly centrist, a throwback to an era when the top positions were not occupied by unreformed Marxists. But last night Watson reminded us that even the party's so-called moderates have an instinct for blunt, authoritarian interventionism, and policies [...]

  • Liam Fox and Remain campaigners clash over Brexit’s impact on housing

    June 1, 2016

    Campaigners on both sides of the EU referendum debate are set to clash today over the impact of Brexit on the housing crisis. In a speech at Vote Leave's offices today, former defence secretary Liam Fox will blame immigration for high housing costs in the UK. Meanwhile, Britain Stronger in Europe will hit out at Fox, [...]

  • Tom Watson calls for ban on hedge funds commisioning private Brexit polls

    June 1, 2016

    Deputy Labour leader Tom Watson has called for a ban on hedge funds to commission private exit polls for the EU referendum. Watson claimed that hedge funds "stand to gain millions" by knowing the outcome of the EU referendum through their private polls and called on Prime Minister David Cameron to ban them from approaching pollsters.  Watson [...]

  • Brexit bustle: European business chiefs call for the UK to vote to stay in the EU ahead of referendum

    June 1, 2016

    Business leaders from across Europe have called for UK citizens to vote to remain in the Union. BusinessEurope issued a statement from its annual summit today saying its members “firmly wish” to see the UK stay an “active and positive” EU member. “The UK has played a crucial role over the past forty years in [...]

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