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Europe
Does the EU need us more than we need them? Ultimately, future trade between the EU and us depends on what kind of agreement, if any, we reach with them after we leave. Read
Europe
The 1975 referendum on the UK's membership of the European Community wasn't presented as just a trade agreement. Read
Europe
Accusations of "completely untrue" claims on the membership fee, Turkey joining the EU, and an EU army aren't completely true. Read
Europe
The EU doesn't have an army, and doesn't look like getting one. It encourages military co-operation, and at least a few politicians support EU armed forces. Read
Europe
It’s often argued both that the EU’s budget hasn’t been signed off by the auditors for years, and that it’s consistently given a clean bill of health. Read
Europe
If the UK votes to leave the European Union, what happens to its citizens in EU countries, and EU citizens in the UK, will be a matter for negotiation. Read
We live factchecked David Cameron's BBC Question Time special last night. Read
Europe
The UK Statistics Authority has not said that the UK sends £136 million a week to the EU. Read
Immigration
The level of immigration under a points-based system depends, in part, on how the system is designed. Read
Economy, Business & Finance
There's lots of economic forecasts. What might they mean for you? Read
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