The Popular Alliance urges those able to vote on the Lisbon Treaty referendum to seriously consider the implications of saying yes.  (1) You are overturning a vote less than two years old that gave the wrong answer to the EU. The EU keep plugging away till they get the right vote. Once you say yes they will not let you back down or have another referendum. (2) You are the only country whose c...

David Cameron told us that now wasn’t the time for a referendum on the EU, saying it was more important to sort out the economy and that most people were more interested in jobs and the cost of living than having a referendum on the EU. So it’s not the right time to sort out

Clever Clegg the clog dancer has announced his great idea. Deny people the referendum the Libs promised: a referendum on the EU constitution. Give them a referendum they don’t want on in our out. ...

The EU still holds out the hope of winning a second Irish referendum. At least they are pretending that they do, as they must realise that the national mood is swinging against the likelihood of that outcome. If the Irish vote a second time, and get the wrong answer, the EU will no doubt demand a Parliamentary-only ratification from Ireland, and simply ignore the referendum results.How that will p...

Anti-EU campaigners are stepping up the pressure on the government for a referendum on whether the UK should leave the European Union.

EUobserver reports that Geert Wilders’ PVV party is considering calling for a referendum in the Netherlands on the EU treaty changes proposed last week. The party, which the governing coalition relies on for support, has been joined by the Socialist Party, which has already called for a referendum.

Rolling coverage of the run-up to the Commons vote on a possible EU referendum as David Cameron faces the biggest rebellion of his premiership.

A former UKIP, now independent, MEP went across the country championing the call for a referendum on the UK remaining in the EU.

David Cameron looks set to face a tense vote on Monday over a motion calling for a referendum on the UK’s EU membership, with over 50 Conservative MPs likely to vote against the Government. George Eustice MP has tabled an alternative motion calling for a referendum on the EU but only after a successful renegotiation of powers.

Telegraph View: The Government must prevent further erosion of national sovereignty by holding a referendum on Britain's membership of the EU.