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Rowena Mason
Rowena Mason is a political correspondent for the Guardian
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All the day’s action as both sides criss-cross country in search of last-minute votes
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Vote Leave says its research shows that one in five primary school children has a first language other than English
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Brendan Cox also says the MP had grown concerned over the whipping up of hatred in the EU referendum debate
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After PM’s former adviser launches fifth attack on his ‘close friend’ in a year, it is hard to imagine relations will stay cordial
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Chai Patel of HC-One warns UK leaving the EU poses risks to the care company delivers and the livelihoods of its colleagues
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Shadow health secretary defends role of immigrants in NHS and dismisses fixed limit in Guardian debate on EU referendum
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Parliament recalled today to pay tribute to Jo Cox
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The MP ‘lit up the lives of all who knew her and saved the lives of many she never met’, says David Cameron
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Businesswoman Arabella Arkwright resigns after Guardian asked her about activity on her social media account
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Rolling coverage of David Cameron on the BBC’s Question Time EU Special
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Former London mayor attempts to change leave campaign’s rhetoric amid row over Nigel Farage’s poster
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Friends plan to combat loneliness and fight extremism as fund nets more than £100,000 for three of her favourite charities
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London mayor joins other politicians in urging a change in tone as more leave and remain events are axed after Jo Cox’s death
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Labour leader announces recall of parliament to honour Labour MP, during joint tribute with David Cameron in Birstall
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MP for Batley and Spen dies after shooting on Thursday
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David Cameron and Jeremy Corbyn post messages and EU referendum campaigning suspended for the day
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Former London mayor suggests Mark Carney was talking economy down by warning that pound could fall
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David Cameron and Boris Johnson among senior figures cancelling speeches on each side of the referendum battle
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Unison’s Dave Prentis said poster showing a queue of migrants and refugees incites racial hatred
EU referendum live with Andrew Sparrow Nicola Sturgeon says second Scottish referendum 'highly likely' – as it happened