The past week has been full of news stories surrounding Brexit, a Facebook data-mining initiative by Cambridge Analytica, and a new “whistleblower” making allegations about the behaviour of the establishment Vote Leave campaign. No such scrutiny nor column inches have
Britain’s elections watchdog has imposed big fines on the EU referendum’s official Remain campaign and on the Liberal Democrats, for filing inaccurate and incomplete spending returns.
Project Fear as a term is perhaps self-explanatory. It is a tactic the establishment has trialled in the United Kingdom since 2014, not dissimilar to the U.S.-style scaremongering campaign ads, but on an industrial, and global level
The posters mock supposedly selfish older voters and “small island” Britain, as well as depicting Nigel Farage as Adolf Hitler.
The official remain campaign, Britain Stronger In Europe, has seized upon the death of MP Jo Cox to promote its cause just days before the British electorate head to the ballot box to decide on Britain’s membership of the European
Project fear took a chilling new turn this week, as Britain Stronger In Europe, the official anti-Brexit campaign, ominously declared that ice cream could be a few pence more should the UK leave the EU. Paul Polman, a Dutch businessman
Major US banks have bankrolled the campaign to keep Britain within the European Union to the tune of £1.5 million, prompting critics to label the referendum a “David vs Goliath” battle. Yet the gesture may be futile – polls show that
A list of ‘big business’ donors to Britain Stronger in Europe reveals the advocacy group has already raised double the level of spending permitted in the final ten weeks of the referendum campaign. On Wednesday the Electoral Commission — the independent body charged
David Cameron’s premiership has entered a period of unprecedented and deserved crisis. He has betrayed his party, his voters and more importantly his country in a desperate attempt to salvage Britain’s membership of the European Union (EU). The poise and
The Britain Stronger in Europe campaign has hatched a plan to get young voters to call their grandparents and pressure them into voting to stay in Europe for their “future”. What has been dubbed the ‘grab a granny’ strategy will be deployed weeks
The chief corporate boss behind the “Britain Stronger in Europe” (BSE) campaign, Lord Stuart Rose, today stunning “Leave” campaigners by admitting that wages might rise should Britain leave the European Union – but said that it would not necessarily be a good
The American political strategist, Jim Messina, has been hired as a “senior strategic adviser” by Prime Minister David Cameron’s campaign to keep Britain in the European Union (EU). Mr. Messina is a long-standing fixture in Democratic Party politics. He served as White House
From Sky News: Goldman Sachs has donated hundreds of thousands of pounds to the campaign to keep Britain in the European Union (EU), underscoring City firms’ concerns about the implications of ‘Brexit’. Sky News can exclusively reveal that Goldman has
It’s no surprise that Nigel Farage wiped the floor with Carwyn Jones. Here’s what my debate with the director of ‘Britain Stronger in Europe’ taught me about the Remain campaign. Last week, I had the pleasure of debating the ‘Stronger
UKIP leader Nigel Farage will be speaking live from Gateshead today, continuing on his “Say No to EU tour”. You can watch the livestream below from around 7pm: UKIP leader Nigel Farage continues his “Say No To EU” tour, today
Who is June Sarpong, pictured above with Conservative Party peer Stuart Rose, who today helped launch the ‘Britain Stronger In Europe’ (BSE) campaign? This morning, she called for “truth, not scaremongering and separation”, but there is some confusion as to why she had
