David Cameron claims family holidays could cost £230 more after Brexit

David Cameron says falling pound could hit holiday spending and accommodation in latest warning about Britain leaving EU

The cost of a family holiday could rise by 230 and new limits on duty free could put an end to "booze cruises" to the continent if Britain votes to leave the EU, David Cameron is to claim.

In the latest warning about the price of Brexit, the prime minister will argue that the cost of holiday spending and accommodation could go up because of the falling pound.

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