Empty hall as MPs debate petition to withdraw Article 50

MPs debated a petition on Monday 10 September to withdraw Article 50 if Vote Leave broke electoral laws. But hardly any MPs turned up.

The EU referendum must be annulled

There are now calls for the EU referendum to be scrapped and run again. It follows the Electoral Commission’s ruling that Vote Leave, the official Brexit campaign group, significantly broke spending limit rules during the referendum.

Blame the politicians, not the voters

Just over half of those who voted bought manky lies dressed up as a better life after Brexit.

Leave campaign is relying on lying to win

Tory blue on blue has now turned red. A Conservative government that was previously proud of being a ‘One Nation’ party has now split both its party and the nation in two. 

This EU referendum is probably the most divisive, deceptive and dishonest political campaign in any of our lives.

Michael Gove is wrong about 5 million more migrants

It seems that Vote Leave has lost leave of their senses.

Their leader, Michael Gove, has claimed that net EU migration to Britain between now and 2030 could be as high as 5 million. His forecast is completely unfounded.

Boris Johnson hits rock-bottom with Hitler claim

Front-man of the Vote Leave campaign, Boris Johnson, has made a shocking claim that the EU has the same aim as Hitler in "trying to create a super-state".

UK Statistics Authority criticises 'Vote Leave' video

A YouTube video launched today by ‘Vote Leave’ campaigner, Douglas Carswell, MP, has been criticised by the UK Statistics Authority.

Brexit campaign wants end of the EU

So now the truth is out. The ‘Leave’ campaign don’t just want Brexit – they want to see the end of the European Union.

Can British 'feelings' about Europe be changed?

The Daily Mirror is one of the few British newspapers to support Britain’s continued membership of the EU, but this weekend it failed to persuade its readers to think the same way.

In an online poll Mirror readers voted 2-to-1 against Britain’s continued membership of the EU. 

This is in contrast to the country’s first referendum, when the British electorate voted 2-to-1 in favour of Britain remaining a member of what was then called the European Economic Community.