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Project Fear: how Cameron plans to scare us into staying in the EU

It worked in Scotland, so ‘Project Fear’ will be deployed again to persuade Britain to stay in Europe

16 January 2016

9:00 AM

16 January 2016

9:00 AM

The negotiations may be ongoing, but David Cameron has given up waiting for the outcome of his talks with the European Union. The Prime Minister has made up his mind: he wants Britain to vote to stay in the EU — and the campaigning has already begun. His closest allies have been assigned to the task; Downing Street is already in election mode and a strategy is being devised.

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