Brexit

'It would suck the energy out of our government and our country' Prime Minister David Cameron

'The signal would be that the EU gets slowly but steadily in a downward trend'

"Why Germany needs the British," the 23-page special dubbed "the Brexit issue" sets out to explain

Their mission is to contact as many voters as possible to try to convince them to vote for the status quo

Jeremy Corbyn, among others, asked govt to extend deadline if problem not resolved

'I really fear if we leave that we're going to see the economy suffer' Cameron

The WhatUKThinks average of the six last polls put "Leave" at 51 percent against "Remain" at 49 percent

Opinion polls currently show the race is close, although the "Remain" camp has a slender lead

'A vote to leave is a vote for a profound and permanent loss the whole country would feel'

'Unelected, unaccountable elites, I'm afraid it's time to say you're fired. We're going to take back control'

The letter comes with three weeks to go until the June 23 referendum on Britain's membership of the European Union

The statement says the ability to speak good English and skills-testing would be required for prospective immigrants

'We need to be part of a larger group of nations, both for our security and our trade' he says

Sheila Hawkins tried to persuade workers on their lunchbreak that leaving EU in the June 23 vote would be a "disaster"

London would have to negotiate the status of the two million Britons living or working in the EU

Cameron, who is campaigning for Britain to stay in the union, accused the Leave campaign of alienating British Muslims

Prime Minister David Cameron said Britain risked sparking a 'do-it-yourself recession' by voting to leave the bloc

Opinion polls suggest that, barring a major upset, "Remain" is on course to win

'We were all of the opinion that it would be the wrong decision for the UK' German Finance Minister says

George Osborne warns a 'Brexit' could doom trade deals with EU countries

Competitive research funding from the EU and European Research Council to Britain amounted to £967 million in 2015

Johnson made his controversial remarks concerning the UK referendum set for June 23 during an interview

Cameron says Britain could slip into recession if it votes to withdraw from the European bloc

The latest warning comes as Prime Minister David Cameron campaigns fervently to keep Britain in the 28-nation EU

The prime minister's Downing Street office insisted Cameron had decided against the demand himself

Isolationism has never served this country well, says Cameron

National security has become a key area of contention between rival campaigners ahead of the June 23 vote

Global risks including slowdown in China and the danger of Britain leaving the bloc are harming the economic recovery

Britain votes on June 23 in an in-out referendum on whether to stay in the EU

Britain leaving the EU referendum would lead to average working Briton losing equivalent of a month's salary

Brexit issue placing ever heavier pressure on TTIP negotiators, who just opened their 13th round of talks in New York

Obama says the world's largest trade pact could be finalised by the end of the year

Air Force One landed in the northern city of Hanover to a ceremonial guard welcome

Obama says that Britain would have 'less influence globally' if it votes to leave the EU in a June referendum

Barack Obama sayshe hopes he would be able to influence British voters' decisions at the June 23 referendum

The statement came following an intervention from US President Barack Obama who urged Britons to vote to remain

Opinion polls point to a tight race, although the Cameron-backed campaign to 'Remain' has a slight lead

Obama 'When I speak to young people, I implore them, and I implore you, to reject those calls to pull back

US president's comments drew a furious reaction from those campaigning to leave the 28-country bloc

Obama says Britain's place in EU magnifies its global influence and its membership is a matter of deep interest to US

A vote to leave Europe represents a risky bet on the country's economic future: Fromer US Treasury secretaries

78 percent of Germans, over two-thirds of Spaniards and almost six out of 10 French want Britain to stay in the EU

US president's four-day trip comes ahead of a June 23 referendum

Report says Brexit would cause 'permanent' economic damage

Phone surveys have generally indicated support for remaining in the EU firmly

Nicola Sturgeon says her party's manifesto will say there should be a referendum

Several foreign leaders have called on Britain to vote to stay in the bloc at the referendum

The world's leading economies took a step toward denying tax evaders the ability to hide behind shell companies

The referendum is being nervously watched in Washington and Brussels

Those advocating Brexit wrong in thinking they could clinch a trade deal with the remaining EU: Macron