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Conor Coyle Sharecast News
22 Jun, 2016 15:08

Where do the British newspapers stand on Brexit?

Publications have confirmed their views on upcoming EU referendum

  • Sunday versions of Daily Mail and The Times break with the stance of their dailies

As is tradition in Britain during an election or referendum campaign, all of the country's newspapers have told their readers exactly how they should vote in Thursday's Brexit vote.

The various tabloid and broadsheet publications have laid out their advice ahead of the historic referendum on the UK's continued membership in the European Union tomorrow.

Here is a selection of the papers and their stances on Brexit:

No surprises as The Daily Mail backs Leave due to "Lies" and "Greedy Elites"


More surprisingly, the Mail's sister version Mail on Sunday has opted to back Remain


The Daily Mirror's front page today reveals that it "certainly has its issues" with the EU but says it's backing Remain for Britain's future.


The Sun urges its readers not to trust David Cameron and vote to Leave the EU


The Times thinks its readers should Remain, but it's Sunday version also disagrees with their daily editorial team.


The centre-left Guardian has been very clear on its Remain stance.


The Daily Express has said "It's time to change the course of history" and Leave the EU


The Observer backs Remain


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