
EU membership critical to Northern Irish farming
EU Agriculture Commissioner warns against Brexit, as Northern Ireland growth forecast revised down

EU Agriculture Commissioner warns against Brexit, as Northern Ireland growth forecast revised down

Europeans believe that an out vote would do more damage to the EU than to the UK

The Brexiters’ alternative is a zero-hours, low-skill, low-paid economy

The government has ignored the IMF’s warning that austerity is contributing to sluggish growth

Since most Leave campaigners support deregulation, it’s likely that Brexit would facilitate evasion

Last week marked 200 days since Jeremy Corbyn became Labour leader, and the Tories are in crisis

Britain needs a diversified economy — Tory opposition to it is purely ideological

Tax credits, personal independent payments, Sunday trading and now steel all suggest a Government whose sure-footedness is eroding fast.

Tory leadership conspicuously silent in the face of thousands of job losses

43 per cent also believe that the Scottish economy would be better off under independence