Time is running out to convince sceptical Britons that staying in the European Union will be good for the UK, despite the Prime Minister’s efforts to renegotiate a deal Around this time last year the first edition of my book Brexit: How Britain Will Leave Europe was published. It was a political history of the torrid relations between British politicians and European integration from 1945 up to today. After David Cameron returned to Downing Street I updated the book. I do not enjoy being a Cassandra and hope voters prove the title of my book wrong by rejecting Brexit.But I am not sure. The book was sparked by David Cameron’s announcement of a referendum on British membership of Europe made three years ago and written in response to a French friend, the editor of a major Paris