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Politics

David Cameron is presenting all the wrong arguments for staying in the EU

His proposed sovereignty law makes it harder for Boris Johnson and Michael Gove to back the ‘in’ campaign

13 February 2016

9:00 AM

13 February 2016

9:00 AM

It is normally in the final, frantic days of a campaign that a multitude of dubious claims are made. But when it comes to the EU referendum, this has begun before the date of the vote has even been set.

We’re told that anti-terrorism measures would be damaged by a British exit from the European Union, that migrant camps would sprout up in the garden of England and Six Nations rugby would never be the same again.

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