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Charles Moore’s notes: The anti-EU camp need to be sure what No means

Plus: the Magna Carta’s overlooked first clause; and how I fought bravely at Waterloo

20 June 2015

9:00 AM

20 June 2015

9:00 AM

It is natural to assume that, if a majority votes No in the referendum on Britain’s EU membership, we shall then leave. It is not automatically so. After the vote, we would still be members. The government would then — morally at least — be mandated to negotiate Britain’s withdrawal. In theory, unlikely though it may currently seem, the EU could try to block this.

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