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A few clips from the Brexit debate in the House of Commons on 15 June 2016.
Have they stood the test of time?
First Nick Clegg, ex-trade negotiator, on the potential difficulties of negotiating better free-trade agreements, should we leave.
Have they stood the test of time?
First Nick Clegg, ex-trade negotiator, on the potential difficulties of negotiating better free-trade agreements, should we leave.
Here's Peter Lilley on how the "principle of continuity" means that the UK doesn't have to renegotiate free trade agreements with those countries we currently already have agreements with.
Caroline Flint stating that the Leave campaign has no credible answers to the question of what we gain economically by leaving the EU. Brexit means less money for our hospitals and schools and Brexit campaigners plan to spend fantasy money 10 times over.
