EU Politics

That’s just one of the foreign policy issues Johnson and Hunt need to be quizzed on in coming weeks.

There’s an almighty tussle raging for EU’s top jobs and policies over next five years. But Brexit has sidelined UK in tomorrow’s key summit.

Look at rest of world if you want to know how good the EU is. Countries work together and respect each other, rather than fight and bully.

We’re currently one of the most powerful members of a gang which protects its members. If we quit EU, bigger powers will tell us what to do.

We still have some influence despite having a lame-duck PM just as the EU chooses its new presidents. How much more we’ll have if we stay.

Don’t believe the lie that Farage’s success means the people want hard Brexit. They don’t. But it still may be thrust down their throats.

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.

Top Brexit Party candidates hold extreme views on women, minorities and climate change. Pro-Europeans must turn out to vote against them.

Every one of the matters under discussion at the EU’s informal meeting is important to the UK - whether we Brexit or not.

If you missed Friday’s deadline to post your application, you can still vote. But it requires a bit of legwork.

Whether on employment rights, AI, climate change, tech giants or trade, pro-Europeans should seize opportunity to set out positive message.

To vote in European elections, EU nationals have to fill in two forms. It’s worth the effort. This is their best chance to influence Brexit.