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EU row: Cameron has 'low opinion of British people'
Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith has accused the Prime Minister of having "a low opinion of the British people" by downplaying the UK's prospects if it left the EU.
It comes after a Sunday newspaper column in which David Cameron accused MPs backing an EU exit of wanting to take "the gamble of the century" with the country's future.
Amid rising tensions between the pro- and anti-Brexit camps, Mr Cameron has reportedly been threatened with a challenge to his leadership unless he tones down attacks on MPs backing the "leave" campaign.
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Top US general: Brexit could threaten Nato alliance
Great Britain leaving the European Union could threaten the Nato alliance at at a time of Russian aggression and global instability, the head of the US Army in Europe has warned.
Lieutenant-General Frederick "Ben" Hodges raised concerns that the EU could unravel in the event of a Brexit, weakening efforts to resist Russian expansionism in Europe and the Middle East.
Speaking to the BBC, Lt-Gen Hodges said the result of the referendum on 23 June is of "strategic interest".
He explained:
Out campaigners have previously said Britain's position in Nato would not be weakened if it chose to leave.
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EU referendum 'between the devil and the deep blue sea'
Remain or Leave? The car industry
Britain's car industry is an economic success story, and with uncertainty over the impact of Brexit, it wants to stay put.
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Brexit would leave UK 'weaker, less safe and worse-off'
Can we trust a huge investor's plea to stay in EU?
The world's largest asset manager is warning that Brexit could lead to lower growth and potentially higher unemployment.
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EU referendum: Brexit ministers 'got off lightly', Labour peer says
Brexit-backing ministers complaining about restricted access to Government papers should consider themselves lucky not to be facing the sack, former business secretary Lord Mandelson said.
Speaking to ITV News Deputy Political Editor Chris Ship about row over the contents of "Chris Grayling's in-tray", the Labour peer said that ministers should feel lucky they have been given the freedom to campaign outside the "collective responsibility" of Government.
Lord Mandelson said: "Frankly, I think, these complaining ministers are lucky. Usually when members of a government go against ministerial collective responsibility and the will of the Cabinet, they receive one paper - and that's their P45.
"So I think they have got off rather lightly and they should stop whinging."
Would Brexit damage the UK's disaster response?
Major incident exercises taking place raise questions over whether the UK would be less able to deal with a disaster outside the EU.
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Or should the prime minister have not given permission to his ministerial colleagues to campaign against him?
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PM: Britain has 100 days to secure our EU future
David Cameron has warned that Britain has "100 days to secure our future", as a poll suggests the final result hangs in the balance.
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EU referendum 'between the devil and the deep blue sea'
The EU referendum is a choice between "the devil and the deep blue sea", one of the UK's most senior business leaders is to say today.