Health, Science & Environment

They contribute more to the public finances than Brits - and we get the right to use other EU countries’ health systems.

From hiring nurses and approving medicines to funding hospitals and fighting off Trump, staying in the EU is good for our health service.

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

Johnson says Brexit means “outward-looking” nation. It is already curtailing young Britons’ opportunities in increasingly globalised world.

Ambitious educational programme funds schools, work placements and vocational training in cutting-edge sectors. Brexit risks cutting UK off.

After Brexit we’d lose EU protections from poor-quality food. In a desperate no-deal scenario Brexiters can cut unappetising deal with Trump.

PM will raise climate change with US president in bid to appear global leader on issue. Fat chance while Brexit undermines UK’s credibility.

Best way to save the NHS is to stay in the EU - and the best way to advance that goal is to vote for a pro-European party on May 23.

UK tackling climate change is futile unless we can bring other countries with us. Being in EU gives us a big head start.

UK’s higher education is a national asset. A sensible, rational government would support it. This one is driving international students away

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

French president’s proposals explode Brexiter myth that EU is stagnant. UK is stronger inside the club, building it for the future.