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Live updates: Final day of campaigning before EU vote

With one day to go before a historic vote on Britain's future inside the EU, rival campaigners have been criss-crossing the country in a final push for votes.

Latest developments:

  • David Cameron vowed to stay on as prime minister upon Brexit
  • Boris Johnson said the UK was on the verge of something "extraordinary"
  • Michael Gove told ITV News he was sorry for comparing pro-EU experts to Nazis
  • Ex-PM Sir John Major called Leave campaigners the "grave diggers of our prosperity"
  • Nigel Farage said Ukip had changed politics as he predicted a win for the leave campaign
  • Over 1,000 business leaders said a vote to leave would mean fewer jobs
  • The Italian prime minister urged British voters not to make the "wrong choice" to leave
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Scottish Labour leader: Tomorrow not the day to cast protest vote

"Tomorrow is not the day to cast a protest vote", Scottish Labour leader Kezia Dugdale MSP warned voters at a Labour In for Britain event.

Ms Dugdale told how she had "been here before", with regards to the future of a country in a referendum and urged voters to think about "what type of country do we want to be?"

She argued that as part of the European Union, the UK could work to tackle world issues such as the refugee crisis and climate change.

"The EU secures millions of jobs across UK, protects the rights of workers, and gives young people opportunities that were unthinkable to previous generations," the Scottish Labour leader said as she appeared at the event alongside Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn, London Mayor Sadiq Khan, and First Minister of Wales Carwyn Jones AM at the event in Kings Cross, London.

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