There will be no turning back from the “existential choice” made on European Union membership on June 23, the British leader told voters, predicting dire consequences of going it alone.
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In this extract from the second episode of The Anthill, a podcast from The Conversation UK, our education and society editor Gemma Ware talks to Anand Menon, professor of European politics and foreign affairs at King’s College London and director of the UK in a Changing Europe initiative.
However, a tweet she wrote in early June shows her support for Brexit. It dictates what everyone should and should not do, which is not a good thing.
“I don’t think these moves are sustainable because nobody can forecast what will happen”, said Masashi Murata, senior currency strategist at Brown Brothers Harriman in Tokyo. On the other hand, including the “undecided”, vote for Remain stood at 46 percent vs Leave 43 percent and undecided 11 percent.
Anger at Cameron’s strategy of warning about the economic impact of a vote to leave the bloc also bubbled to the surface during a live debate on BBC television in which he was repeatedly quizzed over the claims by members of the public.
Trump also said that if he became president he would try to improve the trade deals the USA has with China, and work more closely with Russian Federation and that could include co-operating with Russian Federation in the fight against Islamic State.
And what about the 1.2 million United Kingdom citizens living in Europe? With days to go before the polls open, Diane Apen-Sadler and Peter Dunmore spoke to the Europeans who have chosen to make York their home about how they would feel to see Britain split with the rest of the continent.
“Why Prime Minister did you then say a short time ago that Britain outside the European Union would prosper and be OK?” So there will be a long grace period of at least two years and possibly longer.
“It is a one-way door to a much more uncertain world where people’s jobs and their livelihoods are at risk”.
“If I could vote, I would vote to stay”.
UKIP says it will replace the controversial billboard, but leader Nigel Farage adds that his party’s view on immigration is about taking back control of the country’s borders. “But if we choose to do so, it will keep Britain at the heart of reforming the European project so that the nations of Europe are together better equipped to face them”, The Observer said.
Leading the Leave campaign both former London mayor and would be Tory leader Boris Johnson and Justice Minister Michael Gove said a Brexit vote was an affirmation of faith and hope in the country. A permanently poorer country in every sense.
“It (Other OTC: ITGL – news) may be short-lived and volatility is likely to remain high until Thursday’s vote”.
“The spread between German and peripheral bonds are narrowing as people appear to be less anxious now” about Brexit, said Soeren Moerch, head of fixed-income trading at Danske Bank A/S in Copenhagen. The first is that margin is crucial.
The euro jumped 0.85 percent to 118.45 yen, well above Thursday’s three-year low of 115.51.
It had been a “historic mistake” from Cameron to even think about calling a referendum about Britain’s membership of the EU, Asselborn said.
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A Brexit vote could also have political implications according to National Australia Bank (NAB) analysts, who pointed out in a note on Friday that in the event of a Brexit, “chances are that [Prime Minister] David Cameron will have to resign”.
