David Cameron Sky News tonight 8pm.

[Jim Brady]

Faisal ***** Sky news political editor to interview David Cameron on the EU with a studio audience to ask questions 8pm tonight Sky News.Tomorrow night the turn of Michael Gove for Brexit.
Regards.
Jim.B.

Blanked out the mans name his name is I.s.l.a.m.

[j.sabourn]

There was a bit on news last night by herr chancelloress that Britain should stay in the EU. Every time someone speaks about such there is veiled threats about the consequences of coming out. She must be getting worried now as can see by the various reports that there is a good chance of the vote not going her way. As soon as she opened her mouth, if I had been an undecided voter that would have made up my mind to come out. JS

[John Pruden]

I have never seen such a load of crap come out of a prime minister? he got into his job on the back of the vote now I think it was a sorry dissension on his part he was answering questions that he did not know the answers to and you could tell by his demure he did not want to be there his parting words he was begging voters to stay? as for Germany making threats of what will happen if we leave they made threats years ago they never worked either . everyone knows we in the uk knows we will have a couple of bad years but will come out the other side a hell of a lot better? jp

[gray_marian]

#3, 'a couple of bad years' I prefer to think of it more as a learning curve John and I cannot wait for the UK to start firing on all cylinders again, trading alone, with whoever we please. If any political heads roll then so be it. How quickly the country can right the wrongs of all the ludicrous impositions forced on us by bureaucracy of Europe I don't know, which is frustrating, so ANY politician shows gumption to correct the violations will have my future vote. We have been far too complacent in the past, time to roar.

[Ivan Cloherty]

There was a bit on news last night by herr chancelloress that Britain should stay in the EU. Every time someone speaks about such there is veiled threats about the consequences of coming out. She must be getting worried now as can see by the various reports that there is a good chance of the vote not going her way. As soon as she opened her mouth, if I had been an undecided voter that would have made up my mind to come out. JS

Hear! Hear! don't want it to be Herr! Herr! She probably persuaded more people to leave when she uttered the immortal words 'Ze Englanders cannot expect any of ze special conditions if ze leave the EC'

[John Pruden]

question we import more from Germany than we export do you think for one minute they will stop exporting to us?? if an aeroplane needs a roles Royce aero engine in the eu will that airline not trade with us just to name a few things we have they haven't? no deals will still go ahead? I think the leave campaign won the argument hands down tonight? jp

[vic mcclymont]

In last weeks Mail on Sunday there was an article by a Lawyer who specialises in Trade deals between countries.
His response to the claims that the EU will cut its trade deals with the UK and that other countries will have to renegotiate our Trade deals- nonsense was his reply.
The UK is a major signatory to multiple trade deals within and without the EU, he sees no reason legally why countries should not trade with us. Any country refusing to trade would be in bre
Another scare mongering tactic bites the dust.ach of international law.
Watching Q.T last night, the question was raised by the audience regarding Corbyn and his luke warm attitude to the campaign.
Frank Field the labour MP stated that ever since Corbyn joined Parliament he has always voted against the EU and joined Filed in the no lobby, he was surprised on his change of heart.
Regards
Vic

[Les Woodard]

A not much talked about situation that has been aired a couple of times then quickly taken of the air? That there are a few countries within the EU that are waiting for the Brexit to get up so that they to can start making moves to exit the EU. This I think is what is causing them to push the remain in the EU vote because once one country does it the domino effect has started. I am talking about the smaller countries within who are being screwed just like those within the UK are.

[j.sabourn]

The Parliament in Brussels and all appertaining to it was built on a lie. As soon as one accepts that, and those wishing to stay in should have no allusions to the fact that one lie precedes another and the power of Brussels formidable in itself at the moment will grow even further. I have not spoken to one person yet who believed that other countries laws would be made by foreigners, I think the first sighting of this was when GB was excluded from fishing in waters that for centuries we had. GB does not need a parliament in Brussels never did and never will do, has made its own laws since the time of Cromwell. Shifty politicians are at the root cause of it, our own included. Maybe the one going into power in the philippines should be hired for a term in office. As for your posturing PM has anyone noticed the body language and the whining pleas exactly as he put out when Scotland was having her referendum, like a little boy who has lost his sweety jar. Cheers JWS

[Captain Kong]

I think there will be some ballot rigging in this referendum.
Half a Million Irish Republic citizens who live in UK are allowed to Vote. Every one they interviewed said they would Vote to Remain.
Now we cannot Vote in the Irish Republic so why are they allowed to vote here.?????
all the moo, sli, ms will Vote to stay IN.
It should be British born only allowed to Vote,
Brian