Cameron warns against 'self-destruct' vote to leave EU

PM and chancellor unveil Treasury report predicting falls in GDP, sterling, house prices and wages in event of Brexit

British people would be voting to "self-destruct" if they chose to leave the EU because it would cause either a shock or severe shock to the economy, David Cameron has said.

The prime minister said voting to stay in the EU was the "moral" thing to do because the financial consequences of leaving could be very bad for UK families.

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