Who's right and who's wrong in the debate on Britain's future in Europe - and what are the key facts? Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown sets out the patriotic case for remaining in Europe. Starting from Winston Churchill, he tells the story of Britain's relationship with the EU and asks how, in a fast-changing world, it can make us more prosperous, safe and secure. Does Europe help or hinder us in creating jobs, managing our economy, improving our environment and tackling terrorism and mass migration? Remaining in Europe, argues Brown, gives us the best balance between the autonomy we desire and the cooperation we need. Britain is better off leading Europe, not leaving it.
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