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    Emotion and immigration could drive Britain to exit the E.U.

    by Dan Stewart/London Jun 18, 2016 3 minutes
    Pro-Brexit campaigners drove several ships past the Houses of Parliament in London on June 15

    TO MANY EUROPEANS, THE BIGGEST battle currently taking place on the Continent is in France, where soccer teams from 24 countries are competing in the European Championships. But in the U.K., a battle for Europe with far more at stake is nearing the final whistle. On June 23, Britons will go to the polls to decide whether their country will remain in the European Union, the 28-nation supranational project that offers free

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