EU Referendum

In a letter to The Times, they say it would be 'a disaster' for science if Britain left the EU.

General secretary says UK workers will be worse off if Britain breaks away from Brussels.

Britain has a feminist history we can be proud of - and one that can only continue to develop outside of the EU.

Buckingham Palace insists Queen is "politically neutral" in referendum vote.

Article on front page of tabloid claims monarch had 'extraordinary bust-up' with Nick Clegg over EU.

Conservative leader gave simple 'No' reply when asked if he would resign at PMQs.

Brexit worries and a construction slowdown should not deter you from investing in housebuilders.

TheCityUK warned all alternatives to Britain's EU membership would create problem for UK financial sector.

The Sun says 'impeccably placed sources' heard Monarch's concern about Brussels.

Mayor of London was forced to claim that none of his City Hall staff had been gagged over the vote.

The EU debate has failed to engage those whose entire future will be affected by this vote.

Central banker says renegotiation settlement provides UK with financial and monetary stability.

The central bank plans to offer three Indexed Long-term Repo (ILTR) operations, a cheap money facility.

UUP source previously told IBTimes UK party would back a 'soft yes' vote.

Groups like Greenpeace under fire for not staying neutral and campaigning against Brexit.

Head of the BCC in shock resignation after being suspended for saying the UK's long-term prospects could be "brighter" outside the EU.

Justice Secretary Michael Gove said the EU is 'inflicting pain on Europe'.

London Major called the suspension of the BCC's director general 'scandalous'.

Johnson called the EU clamping down on leave negotiations to a jailor leaving the door open.

Director general of the body had said the UK's long-term future would be 'brighter' outside the EU.

IBTimes UK breaks down the reality of trade, migration and sovereignty issues from outside the EU.

The work and pensions secretary refers to 'spins, smears and threats'.

A French official had earlier said the Calais refugee camp could be moved to Kent if Britain left the EU.

Deputy campaign chief for GO told IBTimes UK tens of thousands of activists will be out on 5 March.

Norway has accepted about 75% of EU laws, but does not have a seat at the table in Brussels.

Javid told BCC annual conference his decision was a struggle between his head and his heart.

Emmanuel Macron casts doubt on the future of bilateral Le Touquet agreement.

British Chambers of Commerce says the 23 June ballot will present a tough choice.

Lender notes rise in mortgage enquiries as EU referendum campaign starts may be caused by sterling worries.

Prime minister is also reportedly hoping to push back cuts to public money given to opposition parties.