Schengen

Not only could we respond to voters’ concerns about migration without damaging economy. Quitting EU would also involve some loss of control.

Far-right French candidate is soft-pedalling her campaign pledge to leave the euro as polls show it scares voters.

British citizens will have to apply and pay a fee to enter the Schengen zone, with ramifications for tourism and business.

“Shock” ruling covered on Sun front page simply restates existing law - which does not apply to UK.

UK parliament can decide most of the things that voters really care about - such as how to run the NHS, schools and army.

Whatever the scaremongering, an EU deal on Turkish tourists won't affect Britain.

Wrong actually. But Farage and other eurosceptics have done a brilliant job muddling the issues.

UK and Ireland have enjoyed passport-free travel for almost a century. Brexit would put it into question.