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They dangle the prospect of big cuts in red tape. But they are not willing to spell out which employment rights they’d slash.

Boris recently claimed the CAP was demented. His alternative scheme could make taxpayers and consumers even worse off.

Richard Lambert says, by advocating Brexit, Longworth wasn’t representing members – which is what he’s paid for

Brexiteers cite discredited clinical trials law to argue EU is bad for science. They don’t say it’s being replaced.

In worst case, City will lose passport to operate in EU. In best case, we'll have to adopt EU rules without a vote.

Former SDP leader says quitting EU could blow up eurozone. He also fears an EU army. Both are reasons to remain.

Access to the EU market will always depend on single market rules. The idea we could cheat the system is preposterous.

Market doubts about the health of Europe’s banks could spell economic and political trouble, tarnishing the EU’s appeal.

Brexit group says EU axed science advisor post for being “politically awkward”, but seven new experts replaced it.

That, at least, was a key conclusion of Open Europe’s acrimonious post-Brexit simulation.

UKIP thinks Brexit would make saving our steel industry easier, but it could have the opposite effect.

The car giant says single market access is crucial to its success while hinting Brexit could mean less investment.