We’ve spent months fighting this referendum, and we know how high the stakes are. This could well come down to thousands of votes – and everything now hangs on what we do in the next 24 hours.

A short tribute to Labour MP Jo Cox

Immigrants are not driving down British workers' wages, Jeremy Corbyn has insisted in a major speech in Rotherham

Caroline Lucas says the left must stand up and be counted in the EU referendum debate

Luke Cooper reviews Our Europe; Not Theirs (Lawrence and Wishart, 2016)

David Raby asks if Portugal's quiet shift away from austerity shows Europe the way to a new future

A new report from Economists for Rational Economic Policies outlines the economic case for progressive change in Europe. It will be formally launched on the 15th June in London

The last refuge of the scoundrel is stoking up fear of the foreign, argues Dave Prentis

Check your history and think again, argue Hilary Wainwright and Mary Kaldor

50 years ago England beat Portugal in the ’66 World Cup semi-final but Mark Perryman argues English decline has left England racing to keep up with their Euro rivals

The 'warts and all' novelty of the EU as an institution means it has a vital role to play in addressing global problems, writes Mary Kaldor

New report from unions warns on loss of women's rights