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The best football league ((c) The Murdoch Press and Alan Green) in the world. This country does however have a thriving arts, tourism, light industry, aviation, higher education and innovation sector.

Yup, thanks for that!

The EU Commission has the power to initiate legislation, but laws have to be ratified by the European Parliament, which is an elected body.

What history? Where is the evidence to back up any of rhetoric you are coming out with? On second thoughts, go to bed, you need to be alert for class in the morning.

You are talking unintelligent ideological drivel. Who is taking away the right to vote for what you want?

I'm not sleepwalking to anything, don't insult my intelligence. I'm fully aware of the differences between the powers of the EU and those of the British parliament. Anyone with an ounce of economic or financial background can see the broad benefits of having a single market. The arguments...

Yes, the economic benefits are significant, the increased flexibility of where I can work, who I can work with, higher skills, greater choice and lower overall prices outweigh the negatives of bureacratic and political inefficiences.