As with Leave, the Remain camp is an uneasy amalgamation of Left, Centre and Right and business and Union leaders. The two main party leaders, Cameron and Corbyn, have been accused of being “closet Brexiteers”. Their unease at sharing a platform to argue their divergent views is becoming more apparent as the campaign progresses. Accusations of scaremongering of greater cuts and “immigrant swarms” does not sit easily with many in the Remain camp as does the arguing for the status quo during an economic downturn characterised by austerity cuts not being the easy sell they hoped for.