“The single biggest lever to grow our economy is to get a better deal with the EU.” Liberal Democrat Deputy Leader Daisy Cooper makes the case for closer ties with Europe, including joining the Single Market and Customs Union and restoring freedom of movement. Less red tape for businesses, more jobs and opportunities, and a stronger economy that puts money back in people's pockets.

You miss the actual most important fact that Europe has fragmented capital markets so if can’t compete with the US’s scale. This is something that the right is against, through Brexit. Expecting the UK with a $4.3 trillion gdp and 70 million population against the US with a 80 trillion stock market, 340 million population and $33 trillion GDP is crazy.

Farage touchy on the Brexit question. He points to US GDP growth. The US has *so many* huge problems (not just its colossal debt) brewing, that that GDP level and recent growth are powered by dangerous borrowing and speculation. I’d feel economically safer in the EU than US.

Europe stands united with Ukraine. Their front line for freedom is our front line for freedom. We will be with you for as long as it takes.

Why should young British men fight for a country that does not fight for them? @GBNEWS

There it is, ladies and gentlemen. The Economist has finally published a graph on migrant crime levels. I’m sure the usual suspects will be absolutely furious to discover that the data has once again refused to cooperate with their preferred narrative.

What spending cutting are you talking about? Even the RN demands a lower retirement age.

I don’t see how France can be fixed because such a large % of the economy is just government spending. Cutting spending therefore just cuts the economy.

In Europe, the idiot EU has caused car factories to close down. In the USA, there are more factories now being built in the USA than ever in history. Trump's tariffs are a masterstroke.

Just remember this. When Labour say "free movement" we're not talking about hardworking Polish plumbers anymore. We're talking about the 1 million illegals who Spain's Pedro Sánchez just put on a fast-track to citizenship. They will head straight to the UK.

The UK’s birth rate has been sub replacement since 1972. Annual population growth has been 0.67% since 2000. That is not mass migration, its common sense.

So true. Here's an extraordinary comparison. Economists estimated that Brexit was costing the Treasury at least £40 billion a year in lost tax revenue. And how much did Rishi Sunak announce in tax increases in March 2022? £46 billion. Think about that. Britain lost £40 billion in annual tax revenue through Brexit, while the then Chancellor announced tax rises worth £46 billion. That's almost the same amount. We were promised Brexit would make Britain richer and free up money for public services. Instead, we made ourselves poorer — and taxpayers were left facing the bill. This was a direct result of leaving the single market.

Hm.