Simon Usherwood, Senior Lecturer in Politics at Surrey University, says that the 2015 party manifestos contain little enlightening material about a future government's policy on the EU. 

Michael Emerson, Associate Senior Research Fellow at CEPS, writes that the UK government should act on the findings of the Balance of Competences Review, which looked at the distribution of powers between the UK and the EU. 

As new evidence shows that British exit from the EU would cost Northern Ireland £1bn a year, a parade of Welsh politicians line up to reconfirm their commitment to Britain's EU membership.

Richard Corbett, Labour MEP for Yorkshire and the Humber, explains how eurosceptics massively over-estimate the amount of UK law that originates in Brussels.

Selling to the European market has been a vital factor in the rebirth of the British car industry. Now anti-Europeans admit the sector would face tariffs is we left the EU- and they don't care.

From manufacturing to financial services, the chorus of business leaders speaking out about the risks of Brexit is getting louder.

Eurosceptics who gaze at alternative models for the UK, like Norway, should be very careful what they wish for. 

Brussels might seem a long way from Newcastle. But a new poll of North East businesspeople shows they realise just how important EU membership is to the regional economy. 

Britain is not being strangled in EU red tape, and the volume of legislation coming from Brussels has fallen in recent years. 

A new report by the House of Lords finds that the UK would have adopted "the vast bulk" of EU financial regulation, even if we had not been a member.