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Issue: June 2016

Having Our Say
Beyond Europe’s borders, storm clouds are gathering; what Brexit would mean for the survival of the West is a fair question — though one not always fairly answered
Daniel Johnson

Our EU Deal Gives Us The Best Of Both Worlds
After the Prime Minister’s renegotiation, the UK has the benefits of the single market while staying outside political, fiscal and monetary union 
Oliver Letwin

Brexit Would Save Us And Set Europe An Example
Cameron’s deal, like the first Mrs Rochester, is an early mistake: it gives away our veto. By leaving the EU, we will regain control of our future  
Michael Gove

Are Both Sides Playing By The Referendum Rules?
Heavy government spending and foreign intervention on behalf of the Remain camp have sparked suspicion that the law is being broken
Michael Pinto-Duschinsky

Should We Stay Or Should We Go?
"The referendum on British membership of the European Union will be decided by the Eurosceptic but risk-averse middle chunk of the electorate"
Oliver Wiseman

Ignore Project Fear: Brexit Won’t Ruin Us
The Treasury White Paper on the economic impact of leaving the EU is based on unsound economics and does not withstand close analysis
Tim Congdon

Uncontrolled Immigration Means Finis Britanniae
If immigration is not reduced, the country will be unrecognisable within a few decades. The referendum might end the experiment
David Coleman

Reckless Oldies
The paradox of the EU referendum is that the over-65s are the keenest to leap into the unknown
Constantine Fraser

Union Parfait
During the Second World War, a "perpetual association" between France and the UK was proposed — in effect, the EU Mark I
Christopher Fildes

Romeo II and III
Did Shakespeare write a sequel to Romeo and Juliet? Compelling intertextual links suggest it's possible
Joshua Gelernter

Underrated: Abroad
The ravenous longing for the infinite possibilities of “otherwhere”
Stephen Bayley

The king of cakes
"Yuletide revels were designed to see you through the dark days — and how dark they seem today"
Carolyn Hart

A tripod in the sky
The view from above
Christian House
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