Government must tread carefully on EU conspiracy theories
Failure to release national insurance data fuels claims of a migration cover-up
European Union
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
Support for EU membership wafer thin
Voters don’t trust the EU to implement Cameron’s deal, new poll suggests
Five things the latest referendum poll tells us
Both campaigns need to broaden their focus
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.
We’re better off in the EU, but not because of Cameron’s deal
Being in the EU is valuable, no matter what deal is made for the benefit of Tory backbenchers
Comment: Why LuxLeaks couldn’t solve Europe’s tax problem
As long as Jean-Claude Juncker is at the helm, corporate tax dodging looks likely to continue
How close has Turkey suddenly become?
Ankara helping out with the refugee crisis could lead to an earlier EU entry. But is that wise?
Curtains up on the Syrian civil war: the EU is watching from the gallery
Brussels appears unable to step into the breach, feeling its job is to sort out the immigration crisis but not much else
David Cameron’s refugee response would appal past Tory prime ministers
Edward Heath admitted 27,000 Ugandan Asians , Thatcher admitted 24,500 Vietnamese refugees and John Major took in 4,000 Bosnians. Cameron has taken 200 Syrians.