EU Law

Listen carefully to PM's weasel words. He doesn't say he "will" end live transport of animals just that he "can". What's more, we don't need Brexit to tighten the rules.

Johnson supposedly hates vassal status. But his Withdrawal Bill provides a mechanism for some EU law to take direct effect in the UK.

UK would not be complying with its constitutional requirements if Johnson disobeys the Benn act, and the ECJ could then suspend article 50.

There will be more money for police if we stay in EU - and ripping us out of EU’s crime-fighting tools will make us less safe.

EU rules took UK from “dirty man of Europe” to top-quality bathing waters. Brexit could see high standards get watered down.

EU membership means we can live, love, work, do business and retire in 28 countries. If we don’t stop Brexit, we’ll lose those freedoms.

EU citizens have right to elect MEPs to help shape European policy. There are many more benefits, but Brexit will strip them away.

EU court is another layer of defence when the most vulnerable in our society face discrimination. After Brexit that will be gone.

Brexit deal strips UK nationals of their EU citizenship rights, with no say. MPs mustn’t pass it without checking with public first.

Claim EU only looks out for big business crumbles under scrutiny. EU competition law protects consumers and stands up to corporate giants.

EU laws provides compensation and assistance to passengers caught out by delayed or cancelled flights. Brexit could see these rights eroded.

Scare stories that revoking Article 50 would see us lose our rebate on EU budget payments have been proved wrong.