David Cameron has warned that leaving the EU would lead to lower pensions and weaker health spending, in a move to win over older voters who polls say are more likely to back Brexit.
With the Remain lead vanishing in many opinion polls, less than two weeks before the vote, the prime minister told the BBC’s The Andrew Marr Show the economic impact of leaving the EU would force the government to reprioritise its spending plans.
“We would be taking a risk with growth, with jobs and with pensions. We shouldn’t do that — it is the wrong choice,” he said.
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