NATO

Trump’s win makes it all the more important for us to stay close to our European allies. We should rethink Brexit, not suck up to America.

Anti-EU campaigners are jubilant at having a fellow nationalist in the White House. But Trump’s policies spell immense risk for the UK.

Post-Brexit, UK will be even more reliant on NATO, international rules and global free trade. A Trump presidency would threaten all these.

Strengthening European defence benefits the UK, whether we are in or out of the EU.

The Donald has threatened to quit WTO, as well as casting doubt on Nato. If he’s president, UK outside EU may be vulnerable to bullying.

Britain has a fantastic opportunity to lead Europe if it remains. It faces big economic and geopolitical risks if it leaves.

World leaders from China to New Zealand support our membership. Donald Trump - and possibly Vladimir Putin - are rare exceptions.

Peace and democracy in Europe; prosperity and consumer choice; freedom to live anywhere in Europe: these are not projects of elites, still less a plot against the people.

With Trump advocating torture and Putin buying politicians, this is no time to quit EU. We could end up less free.

Boris does the EU wrong by misreading its role in Bosnia and Ukraine.

Trump has backed Brexit. But if we quit the EU and he becomes US president, we will be vulnerable to a protectionist, anti-NATO bully.

They think UK external relations can be fitted into tight boxes, none of which affect each other. They’re wrong.