Human rights can’t be traded away in negotiations with Turkey
EU funds provided to Turkey must be used to support those waiting for asylum, including Kurdish refugees
Europe
What Marr v Boris tells us about campaign tactics
The mayor can’t cope with being on the back foot and his opponents should capitalise on that
Human rights are more likely to come from the EU than the Tories
On equal pay, LGBTI issues and workers’ rights, the EU has an excellent track record
Three key messages from Natalie Bennett’s speech to the Green Party Conference
The Greens are launching a positive campaign on EU membership, but don’t want to let the Tories off the hook
Migration statistics reveal failure to take in Syrians
David Cameron promised to welcome 20,000 Syrians — by the end of December 2015, just 1,085 had arrived
The facts are clear: London is better off In
It’s no good for the Leave side to dismiss the evidence with a call to be brave.
Wales first minister Carwyn Jones will debate Nigel Farage tonight
EU debate follows a rise in UKIP support in Wales
Gordon Brown targets overwhelming support for EU in Scotland
Former PM believes as many as 70 per cent of Scots could vote to stay in the EU.
Greece – the only country in the world paying creditors with blood
In a new four part film series economist and journalist Paul Mason goes behind the scenes of the Greek crisis to report on the rise of Syriza, the risks they took and the repercussions the party faced when they attempted to stand up to the global finance system.
No Daily Express, the UK is not the ‘favourite destination’ for migration
As Cameron makes his Europe pitch, facts should count for something