Cameron in direct appeal for Remain vote

David Cameron has urged people to think of the “hopes and dreams” of future generations in a direct appeal to them to vote to stay in the European Union. Speaking outside No 10, the prime minister said he would not recommend a Remain vote if he didn’t feel it would make the UK safer and […]

David Cameron has urged people to think of the “hopes and dreams” of future generations in a direct appeal to them to vote to stay in the European Union.
Speaking outside No 10, the prime minister said he would not recommend a Remain vote if he didn’t feel it would make the UK safer and more prosperous.
He said: “Britain does not quit, we get involved, take a lead, make a difference and get things done.”
Vote Leave says the vote is a chance to take control of the UK’s destiny.
In a hastily arranged ten minute statement outside Downing Street, Mr Cameron strove to emphasise the momentous nature of the decision facing the British people, warning if the UK chose to leave it would be “irreversible” and Britain would be “out of Europe for good”.