JCB’s chief executive believes that the UK should leave the European Union unless David Cameron is able to cut the amount of EU “red tape” affecting businesses.

Read here: 'JCB boss says UK should quit Europe unless David Cameron can cut "red tape"'

The Chairman of one of Britain’s largest manufacturers said today that Britain’s trade relationships would be unaffected if the country were to vote to leave the European Union in an in/out referendum.

Read here: 'Chairman of JCB says economy would not be affected by Brexit'

From politicians to think tanks, a guide to the dramatis personae in the UK’s next obsession.

Read here: 'Who's who in Britain's EU referendum'

Business leaders welcomed Bank of England governor Mark Carney’s comments yesterday, calling for the government to act with “appropriate speed” in pushing through an in/out referendum on Britain’s EU membership.

Read here: 'Business backs Carney's push for in/out vote'

Growth, trade, immigration, jobs, diplomacy: what would the impact be if a 2017 referendum pushed UK towards the exit?

Read here: 'Brexit - what would happen if the UK left the EU?'

BNE Chairman Roland Rudd appeared on Newsnight to talk about the planned EU referendum, in particular the timing, the franchise, and the kind of reforms the government should seek to achieve.

Watch here: 'Newsnight 12/05/2015' (from 15:30)

David Cameron could bring the UK referendum forward to next year following his surprise victory in last week’s (7 May) UK election, and has appointed a new minister to play a key role in negotiations.

Read here: 'Greg Hands given key role as Cameron mulls early EU referendum'

Prime Minister David Cameron is facing increased pressure to fast-track his plans to reform Britain’s relationship with the European Union.

Read here: 'David Cameron to act quickly on EU renegotiations and in/out referendum'

The firms and lobby groups on the front line of the looming EU referendum fight.

Read here: 'Why the next Conservative government won't be business as usual'