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Bureaucrats in Brussels are holding back key legislation that would impact the United Kingdom and other member states for fear of impacting the British referendum on membership of the European Union, it has been claimed today. Writing in Politico.eu, Brussels correspondent Tara Palmeri details...

The bosses of one of the biggest manufacturing companies in the UK have said Britain should vote to leave the European Union in an in-out referendum because the departure would not make a "blind bit of difference" to trade with Europe. Graeme MacDonald, chief executive of JCB - the third...

Taxpayer-funded civil servants have been authorised by David Cameron to use public resources to campaign for Remain. Will advisers and officials working for ministers who back Leave have the same freedom? They have tonight been issued a strict ban on their activities by the Cabinet Secretary...

David Cameron claims that his deal is ‘legally binding and irreversible’. However, the former Director General of the Legal Service of the EU Council said: ‘There is no possibility to make a promise that would be legally binding to change the treaty later’. His reform package was dealt a further...

A good post.

Exactly. I do believe that when it came to the vote on English tuition fees the SNP, Plaid and the DUP etc voted against parody with Scottish fees. The vote was close but with about 110 (out of the 660 MP's) NON English MP's voting against, this tipped the balance.

"We" being those that live here is the "operative" word.

Hello Germany calling. Democratic is when England has it's own Parliament in which the MP's that represent English constituencies ONLY can vote on English issues, the same as the Scottish, Welsh and NI MP's are afforded.

How can the UK be "democratic" when Scotland has their own Parliament, Wales and NI their own Assemblies, which only their OWN MP's can vote on their own issues, yet England does NOT have it's own Parliament and the other UK countries CAN vote on English ONLY issues. Democratic my arse.

So be it. The Scottish people nearly got independence before this issue, if they want to stay in then that is their choice....We have our choice.

I wish neither of them were in team leave, Gove is very unpopular and Galloway is...... i won't put what i think on here.

Immigration and benefits Pledge "We will insist that EU migrants who want to claim tax credits and child benefit must live here and contribute to our country for a minimum of four years." - Conservative Party Manifesto 2015 What he got An emergency brake that allows the UK to limit access to...

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Tower Hamlets election fraud mayor Lutfur Rahman removed from office http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-32428648

He's winding you up. He has already admitted that whether the vote is for In or Out will not affect him in Germany. Whether you are for or against is a very important decision for those of us that live here.

Just maybe some were still going to vote out if Dave had got everything (even though he has not) he went in for. The main concerns were never on the table.

He set the 4 deals out on his speech on the news, not hard to work out that he was pegged back on what he went for. That is why i voted now.

Maybe with their life experiences and perhaps thinking of their sons/daughters and grandchildren etc, they want to vote. What a patronising comment.