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Brexit & Foreign Policy
Michael Gove is wrong – we’re better off in the European Union
As new EU laws on tax avoidance, data protection and terrorism show
Corbyn to make the case for ‘Remain and Reform’ in Europe
The Labour leader delivers his first major pro-EU speech in London this morning
European Commission has taken a major step forward on tax avoidance
Under the new proposal, companies will be forced them to reveal where they make profits and where they pay tax
UK workers get 1.5 billion extra days of paid holiday thanks to the EU
Paid holiday entitlements were declining in the UK in the years before the EU Working Time Directive was adopted
Would Brexit help us clamp down on tax avoidance?
Since most Leave campaigners support deregulation, it’s likely that Brexit would facilitate evasion
Dutch ‘no’ vote is a wake up call for the UK referendum
The vote against the EU’s association agreement with Ukraine emphasises the need for a full-throated Remain campaign
Majority in Northern Ireland want to stay in the EU
Northern Irish support for Europe is robust, amid fears that Brexit could threaten the peace process
Comment: Assad taking Palmyra does not bring Syria closer to peace
There is no individual cruelty IS has committed that the regime has not at least matched
Remain holds its lead but undecideds cast doubt on predictions
48 per cent believe that David Cameron should resign if the UK votes for Brexit