Letters: Cameron’s resignation might just save us from Brexit

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Prime Minister David Cameron leaves after holding a Q&A session on the forthcoming European Union referendum with staff of PricewaterhouseCoopers on April 5, 2016 in Birmingham, England (Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)

David Cameron should resign now as his toxicity is in danger of lending a bias to the EU vote on 23rd June. That vote is more important than one tarnished individual's position. It matters less that his replacement is for or against EU membership as long as s/he is free of any association of tax avoidance.

Patrick Cosgrove

Bucknell

The Tories have created a two tier system and deepened the chasm between the rich and the poor in society, creating pockets of poverty and marginalisation. Cameron should resign and pave the way for a new leadership especially now while we debate the pros and cons of remaining in or leaving the EU.

Munjed Farid Al Qutob

London

Scottish independence is back on the cards

Should the Brexit partisans win on June 23, we know that Nicola Sturgeon's Scottish National Party (SNP) will respond with a referendum on the independence of Scotland. All the voters who cast a No vote during the first referendum and who are attached to the EU, might be tempted to vote Yes this time to ensure their membership. Once independence from Alba is well digested by Westminster, the 27 members of the EU should have no difficulty in accepting Scotland's membership, under the same conditions negotiated by Cameron. The EU will not have lost everything.

Sylvio Le Blanc

Montréal, Canada