A vote ''Leave'' sticker is seen on a car parked in London, Britain June 14, 2016.Reuters/Dylan Martinez
Britain's Sunday
Times newspaper called on its readers to vote to leave the European
Union in Thursday's referendum as a way to press for deeper reform of
the bloc, which might make it more acceptable for Britain to actually
remain in. "Yes, we must be
prepared for a bumpy ride, but we should hold our nerve. This vote may
be the only opportunity we shall ever have to call a halt to the onward
march of the centralizing European project," the newspaper said in an
editorial. The newspaper said
it supported the idea floated by leading "Out" campaigner Boris Johnson
of Britain holding a second referendum after negotiations on further
reform with Brussels. (Writing by William Schomberg; Editing by Cynthia Osterman)
