Brexit campaigners in last-ditch push as poll show sides neck-and-neck
Online survey reveals Remain and Leave camps in "dead heat"
An online poll published by Opinium revealed a "a statistical dead heat", with 45 per cent of respondents for Leave and 44 per cent for Remain.
The poll of a sample of 3,011 people, was conducted between June 20 and June 22.
Following the poll the pound pared gains against the dollar. It had surged to a five-month high and global stocks had gained for a fourth day today, with the UK benchmark index erasing its monthly decline. Bookmakers have...
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