NEWS FACE TO FACE


INOR OUT?


NIGEL


HUDDLESTON MP


Nigel Huddleston entered Parliament last year as Conservative MP for Mid Worcestershire. The former Google head of travel has firm views on the referendum. He spoke to Ian Taylor


relaxed. “Few people are zero or 100%


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about Europe,” he says. “That is why so many are undecided. On balance, I’m in favour of staying in. The economic argument for staying is compelling. The dangers of coming out are truly alarming. “There are issues with Europe


– over democracy, transparency, sovereignty – though some of this gets confused with the European Court of Human Rights, which is separate from the EU. But the business case is very strong.” So why did David Cameron call


a referendum? Huddleston says: “This has been bubbling away for so long we needed to lance the boil. I’m not a fan of referendums, but I’m strongly in favour of the British


isputes about the EU referendum dominate the news, but Nigel Huddleston MP seems


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