EU

Just 1% of Romanians and 4% of Bulgarians have begun to look for work.

How fears over Romanian and Bulgarian immigration have been exaggerated

By George Eaton - 22 April 8:52

A new survey shows that just one per cent of Romanians and four per cent of Bulgarians have begun to look for work in the UK and most will only migrate with a firm offer.

Chancellor George Osborne is pictured at the EU headquarters.

Bad politics, baffling diplomacy - Osborne's stance on bank bonuses

By Ben Fox - 06 March 11:18

The government's posturing is about little more than saying enough to keep the eurosceptics quiet.

David Cameron delivers a speech on immigration at the Institute for Government.

How ministers are scaremongering over "benefit tourism"

By George Eaton - 04 March 14:58

Just 7 per cent of foreign born nationals claim working age benefits, compared to 17 per cent of UK nationals.

Andrew Mitchell, the former government chief whip.

Andrew Mitchell refuses to deny talks on becoming the UK's next EU Commissioner

By George Eaton - 03 March 13:52

Former chief whip says there's a "very important job" to be done and confirms that he has met with David Cameron.

David Cameron and Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond.

What happens if England votes no and Scotland votes yes to the EU?

By Glenn Gottfried - 22 February 17:29

If England pulls Scotland out of the EU against its will, the independence cause could be re-energised.

EU-US free trade talks show why Britain is better off in

By Ben Fox - 14 February 21:03

Few can seriously claim that UK on its own would have as much clout in trade negotiations as the whole of the EU.

David Cameron and Alex Salmond attend the Drumhead Service in Edinburgh.

Three referendums that could change Britain as much as losing the empire

By Kevin Meagher - 13 February 11:38

In the next five years, the Scottish independence referendum, an in/out EU referendum and a border poll on Northern Ireland could force a rethink of the entire British state.