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Bosses have fought to defend their interests ahead of the referendum this Thursday, writes Dave Sewe

European courts ruled last week that Britain’s government can restrict access to benefits for EU migrants. Meanwhile charity MSF will no longer accept funding from the EU in protest at its clampdown on refugees.

The EU is racist and beyond reform. A Leave vote would mean a double crisis—for the Tories and the ruling class

Politicians have been scrambling to outbid each other in attacking migrants as the European Union (EU) referendum looms closer.

The Trades Union Congress (TUC) and most trade union leaders have played a disgraceful role during the EU referendum debate.

People who defend the European Union (EU) often argue that it protects human rights and that these cannot be taken away, under any circumstance.

David Cameron believes that Winston Churchill would vote Remain on 23 June. Boris Johnson claims that Churchill would have been a Brexiter. Who is right? Who cares? Tories.

Natalie Bennett, Green Party leader, debates Joseph Choonara from the SWP and Lexit—the left leave campaign

Natalie Bennett, leader of the Green Party, Joseph Choonara from the Socialist Workers Party and other left wingers debated the EU referendum last night, Wednesday, in Manchester.

With deep divisions in the Tory party over Europe, the left must go on the offensive against Cameron’s weakened government instead of arguing for Remain, writes Tomáš Tengely-Evans

The Tories' weakness over Europe is our side's potential strength, writes Sally Campbell

Both sides in the official EU referendum debate were excelling themselves in their hideousness as Socialist Review went to press. In late May, Vote Leave launched a racist poster with the headline “Turkey (population 76 million) is Joining the EU” and a picture of a British passport. The Stay campaign hit back with another dodgy...