Brexit won't cause recession, Michael Gove says, as David Cameron warns there will be 'no turning back' , Telegraph and MSN

 

 
Britain will thrive outside the European Union, Michael Gove declares, as he rejects warnings that Brexit will cause a recession and urges the country to “vote for hope”.
In a passionate appeal to the public to set the country free from Brussels rule, the Vote Leave leader predicts the economy will prosper from a decision to pull out of the EU in this week’s historic referendum.

Mr Gove says voters should have confidence in Britain’s capacity to achieve “great things” as an independent country that is wholly run by MPs who are democratically elected by the British people.

In an interview with The Telegraph, he says the UK will be better placed to cope with the strains of global economic disruption if the country takes back full control over its own affairs.

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Further Reading:

1)     Latest Poll Results on Brexit

2)     George Osbourne,  Chancellor of the Exchequer’s latest warnings of financial crash if we vote Leave

3)     Chris Grayling,  Vote Leave says Great Britain will flourish post Brexit

4)     Peter Hitchens,  Daily Mail columnist asks why our Political Elite in the UK don’t want us to be an Independent Country?

President Obama meets a " Non Binary Person "

 

 A student welled up as they told Barack Obama they were "coming out" as non-binary during a question-and-answer session in central London.

Maria Munir, 20, from Watford, who does not identify as being either male or female, took the microphone at the 'town hall' event to question the US President on gender issues.

The 20-year-old revealed they had not even told their parents about their identity.

"I'm about to do something terrifying which is coming out to you as a non-binary person which means that I don't fit within - I'm getting emotional, I'm so sorry.

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China use's it's Fisherman to expand it's terrorital claims to the South China Sea

 

 TANMEN, China — In the disputed waters of the South China Sea, fishermen are the wild card.

China is using its vast fishing fleet as the advance guard to press its expansive territorial claims in the South China Sea, experts say. That is not only putting Beijing on a collision course with its Asian neighbors, but also introducing a degree of unpredictability that raises the risks of periodic crises.

In the past few weeks, tensions have flared with Indonesia, Malaysia and Vietnam as Chinese fishermen, often backed up by coast guard vessels, have ventured far from their homeland and close to other nations’ coasts. They are just the latest conflicts in China’s long-running battle to expand its fishing grounds and simultaneously exert its maritime dominance.

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