David Cameron

David Cameron has stated there is no 'third way' if the UK votes to leave EU on 23 June.

Gruffalo illustrator says the 13-million copies bestseller would not exist if UK was outside the EU.

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LSE merger with Deutsche Borse will see company remain in London but plan could be jeopardised by Brexit.

Top Conservative says it is the 'very worse time' for Britain to break away from Brussels.

The former party leader says Cameron has failed to get proper EU reform.

Cameron says the country will be 'stronger, safer and better off' if it stays in the bloc.

Labour leader made the quip as he launched his party's Police and Crime Commissioners campaign.

British prime minister had promised to slash net migration to 'tens of thousands' at two elections.

Labour has accused the Government of seeking an unfair advantage in boundary reform.

Justice Secretary has reportedly angered Number 10 for questioning legality of PM's EU renegotiation.

Party leaders were debating the junior doctors' dispute until a Labour MP mentioned Cameron's mother.

Both sides are offering their own version of Project Fear - neither has a positive case for leaving or staying.

A 'remain' vote would allow the UK to continue to benefit from the free movement of goods and services, he says.

HSBC warns a potential decline in the pound could push the inflation rate up by as much as 5%.

Prime minister faces challenge from Justice Secretary Michael Gove over legality of his EU deal.

Justice Secretary says reforms could be overturned by a European court.

Data shows that 38% want the UK to stay in the EU while 37% want to leave.

University's vice-chancellor Julius Weinberg says he is 'reducing threat' by inviting Moazzam Begg to speak

MP has said that a vote to leave the EU would provide benefits for the Indian community in Britain.

CEOs of Legal & General and Timpson are among those who believe the UK should leave the EU.

UK prime minister made his first public speech since securing a renegotiation deal from the EU.

Senior Labour MP and pro-EU campaigner warned 50,000 manufacturing jobs could be lost after a Brexit.

A letter has been signed by 200 corporate chiefs as divisions within the Tories deepen.

Prime minister and Mayor of London debated the future of the UK in front of fellow MPs.

EU member states have reacted to David Cameron and his EU renegotiation deal.

If bookmakers are right, the public will opt for the status quo to remain and for Britain to stay in the EU.

Conservative leader will face the House of Commons for the first time since securing the settlement.

Pound could post biggest decline against the dollar for six years after Johnson backed move to leave EU.

Snap Institute of Directors poll reveals just 10% of business chiefs thought the settlement was bad.