Govt. told to ‘get a grip’ as new ONS study reveals ‘extra’ EU migrants (12/5/1) New ONS study reveals ‘extra’ EU nationals coming to Britain: discrepancy between 257,000 registered migrants and 655,000 National Insurance number issued in same period…
Boris Johnson slams Cameron for FAILING to slash immigration in searing attack on PM Johnson: There is no question that it has been misleading. Politicians have been driven into this dishonesty about it by the EU’s arrangements. Let me put it this way, it’s too high to do without consent. That is the issue.” He said: “You need to look at each sector and you need to look at what the needs of the economy are, where it’s useful.
David Davies at PMQs – EU illegal finances Mr. Davies asked of the PM: “…will he tell us where he has the EU in his league table of corruption, given that it has not had its accounts signed off for 20 years?””
David Cameron will not debate against any Tory ahead of EU referendum Cameron and Farage will both appear on ITV June 6th but will separately take questions from a studio audience for 30 minutes each. Instead of appearing on-screen together, each will appear alone and will face questions from the audience, first Farage then Cameron.
Remainers are moving heaven and earth – but not the polls Support for Leave has crept up a little. The latest ICM poll puts Leave at 46 per cent and Remain at 44 per cent; YouGov estimates Remain at 42 per cent and Leave at 40 per cent. But by now, the Remain camp should have emerged triumphant…
Boris Johnson vs John Humphrys: who won the battle over Brexit? John Humphrys, the veteran BBC interviewer challenged Mr Johnson claiming he was factually wrong on some points and misleading on others. The dispute between the two men hangs on the difference between “access to the single market” and “free trade”. The verdict was a win for Boris Johnson.
Boris hits out at EU bans “We shouldn’t have to put up with this nonsense about banning kettles and toasters.” EU officials have been ordered to be vigilant for any plans that come across their desks which could give Leave campaigners ammunition in Britain’s referendum debate.
Osborne FINALLY admits Government are making preparations for a Brexit Treasury officials are doing “quite a serious amount of contingency planning” to deal with potential financial consequences of a “leave” vote in the EU referendum on June 23. Government ministers and officials had repeatedly insisted no planning was being done about for a vote to leave. (Cameron’s claim that Brexit could lead to war caused a sudden crisis of confidence, hence a sudden official turnaround?
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