European elections 2019

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.

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.

Polling around election shows Labour voters 3-to-1 pro-EU but Tory voters evenly split. Add it all up and it’s a big win for pro-Europeans.

Labour has partly come off the fence on Brexit after voters punished it and instead supported Lib Dems and Greens. But battle isn’t over.

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.

Labour and Tories have failed to defend our democracy from Brexit Party extremists. Vote on Thursday to save the UK from such cowardice.

To boost number of MEPs from pro-EU parties - and deny MEPs to parties that are pro-Brexit or sitting on the fence - vote Lib Dem or Green.

If we quit the EU, our politicians will be obsessing about bloody Brexit for years. The only way to stop that is to stop Brexit.

Many claim Brexit Party has won EU elections before polls have even opened. We must apply some proper tests before judging its performance.

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.

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

If you want to stop Brexit, vote for Lib Dems who say “Bollocks to Brexit” or Greens, SNP, Change UK or Plaid Cymru - not Labour.