Sir Bill Cash reflects on how his Catholic faith and love of history have fortified him in his political battles over nearly four decades

MPs have been ringing up to order camp beds to sleep inside the Palace of Westminster. The lobby press are gearing up for some late-night filibustering and voting that have not been seen at Westminster for a generation. The second reading of the EU (Withdrawal) Bill that will repeal the European Communities Act of 1972

As you consider your decision on whether to remain in or leave the European Union on June 23, it becomes clear that it is not only a political, constitutional and economic issue – it is also a moral one. In the minds of many Euro-idealists, the notion of a united continent stretches back at least