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New Treasury analysis shows a vote to leave the EU would tip Britain’s economy into a year-long recession.
First published during the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government
Prime Minister David Cameron made a statement in Downing Street on the outcome of the referendum on the UK's membership of the European Union.
This note gives background information on how the UK works with the EU on justice and home affairs, and foreign policy and security issues.
Secretary of State for Energy & Climate Change, Amber Rudd delivers a speech on the energy benefits of staying in the EU
Prime Minister David Cameron gave a statement in the House of Commons on the result of the EU referendum.
The Prime Minister spoke on why the UK should stay in a reformed EU and answered questions from staff at the O2 headquarters in Slough.
Britain will be worse off by £4,300 a year per household if Britain votes to leave European Union, new analysis published today (18 April 2016) by the Treasury shows.
The British Embassy Berne is holding a series of outreach events to update UK nationals living and working in Liechtenstein and Switzerland.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
HM Treasury analysis on the EU referendum shows that a vote to leave would mean Britain would be permanently poorer. Here's what you need to know.
Prime Minister David Cameron spoke to President Barack Obama and a number of European leaders following the outcome of the EU referendum.
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