EU elections

Lib Dems may push Labour into third spot due to Corbyn’s mealy-mouthed Brexit stance. Hopefully, he’ll learn it’s bad to sit on the fence.

Populists are good at pointing out problems, but they rarely have the right solution. So it is with Farage’s tirade about honest politics.

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

EU must rise to big challenges: climate change, human rights, migration. Whatever happens with Brexit and “indyref2”, Scotland can play role

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

Party has twice whipped in favour of a referendum and will probably do so again. But its manifesto is too wishy-washy to support.

Anybody whose top priority is to stop Brexit should vote Labour in Euro elections. But only if it pins its colours to People’s Vote mast.

While bumper crop of pro-European MEPs would be great, a majority voting for pro-EU parties is key to winning public vote on Brexit.

Potential Labour voters overwhelmingly want a public vote. If party ignores this, many votes will go to more legitimately pro-EU parties.

All who want to hold a People’s Vote and stay in EU should welcome opportunity these elections offer, and start preparing now.