Are Osborne’s ‘overblown’ Brexit numbers doing more harm than good?
Lots of people are sceptical about the Treasury’s apocalyptic warnings, including the public, economic experts and most of the Remain campaign
Niamh Ní Mhaoileoin
What can Ireland’s marriage equality referendum teach the Remain campaign?
Young voters in Ireland guaranteed a big victory, but it will be difficult to achieve the same here
NHS deficit is even higher than the record-breaking official figure
The true deficit — accountancy tricks excluded — is believed to be over £3 billion
IMF: Long-term effects of Brexit would be ‘negative and substantial’
Incomes, house prices, output, currency and investment could all be hit hard by a Leave vote
Tim Farron calls for a ‘progressive political alliance’ on Europe
The Liberal Democrat leader has called on the leaders of other parties to work together to make the positive case for Remain
Lower immigration or a stronger economy? The Leave camp can’t have both
Cutting immigration by 50 per cent would require a two per cent tax increase, new research suggests
He’s linked to cash for questions and mimicked Hitler in Berlin — now he leads UKIP in the Senedd
The election of disgraced former Conservative Neil Hamilton will fan the flames of UKIP’s civil war
Vote Leave chief executive accused of ‘contempt for the electorate’
Elliott admitted that his organisation relied on a ‘badly worded’ claim that EU regulations cost the UK £33bn a year
Government tries to quietly backtrack on academies — everyone notices
High-performing schools will no longer be forced to become academies
Whoever wins, councils will still be slammed by Tory cuts
Cuts to local councils undermine their work and have hit deprived areas hardest