Ryanair has stoked yet more controversy in the referendum debate by promising its "biggest-ever" seat sale on Friday - but only if the UK votes to stay in the EU.more
Britons have started voting in the UK's historic EU referendum amid a rise in sterling to the year's highest point as traders digested the last opinion polls after a hotly contested campaign.more
The president of the European Commission on Wednesday warned UK voters that there would be no renegotiation with the European Union if they voted to leave the bloc in Thursday's referendum. more
The weakening of the Polish zloty, escape of investors, less EU funds for Poland - such short-term consequences of a possible Brexit are expected by experts.more
A British vote to leave the European Union would be "irreversible" and the country could only rejoin the bloc on what would be unacceptable terms, Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond warned Monday.more
"Nobody knows what is going to happen," he says, sipping coffee from an "In" mug in his Downing Street study. But he insists he is not losing sleep ahead of Thursday's vote. "I hope I look lively and alert," he says. "I am working bloody hard."more
The final live debate of the UK's EU referendum campaign took place at Wembley Arena on Tuesday night. Here are five of the key moments from the BBC showdown.more
British Prime Minister David Cameron has made a rare address in front of his Downing Street office to warn of the "huge risk" of leaving the European Union, as polls suggest the Brexit referendum will come down to the wire.more
British expats could forfeit their rights to live in Spain if they vote to leave the EU, the Spanish prime minister has warned, saying forgoing free movement rights would be "negative for everyone".more
