Daniel Hannan: We will get a good deal – because rational self-interest will overcome the Eurocrats’ fury

While Tusk and Barnier fume, the member states sound rather more emollient.

Daniel Hannan: Populists flourish after financial crises – but they get found out in the end

One historical study has found that, on average, authoritarian parties surge by around 30 per cent as the economic consequences play out.

Daniel Hannan: The parallels between Brexit and Trumpery have been absurdly overdone

Yes, both drew on a certain anger against political elites, but Britain’s Leave campaign was not nativist or protectionist.

Daniel Hannan: The beautiful melancholy of an English autumn

We think of our countryside as permanent but, in truth, it is a whirl of commotion.

Daniel Hannan: May isn’t a Christian Democrat, she’s a proper conservative

Despite all the fuss, her ideas thus far mainly involve helping working people through smaller government.

Daniel Hannan: My one worry about Brexit – if we mess things up, we could harm relations with Ireland

In practice, though, it’s a wholly avoidable problem. All that’s needed is the political will to sustain our current partnership.

Daniel Hannan: Most Remainers are not Remoaners – we must work with the sensible, reasonable majority

It’s easy to think that the loudest voices are typical, when in fact the Izzards, Lammys and Twitter sociopaths are merely a vocal fringe.

Daniel Hannan: Repeat after me. Single market membership and single market access are not the same thing.

Of course we will sell to EU customers after Brexit. But there’s no reason to subject our whole economy to EU regulations.

Daniel Hannan: All the wonders of human civilisation can be found in a chicken sandwich

The miracle of the market combines the efforts of countless people to provide you with an affordable, accessible lunch.

Daniel Hannan: As a card-carrying Conservative, I’m alarmed by Labour’s collapse.

With no one to keep us on our toes, we’d become factional, complacent and, in time, sleazy. And what of those voters who believe in what Labour used to stand for?

Daniel Hannan: I’m glad the Turkish coup was defeated – but the country’s future now hangs in the balance

No military coup against an elected government ever improved things. But Turkey’s rulers ought to opt for statesmanship, not vengeance.

Daniel Hannan: Instead of sulking, Remainers should accept the result and work for a better future

Brow-beating didn’t work before the vote and it certainly won’t work now. All sides should be prepared to compromise.

Daniel Hannan: Today’s vote​ is the culmination of my adult life; but it’s not as big a deal as you might think.

If, as I hope, we vote to leave, we won’t be able simply to ignore the concerns of those who want to stay – and the same logic should apply if there is a narrow remain vote.

Daniel Hannan: ​The status quo isn’t on offer in this referendum. The choice is more integration – or Leave.

Every Remain ballot will be interpreted in Brussels as a wholehearted endorsement of the European dream.

Daniel Hannan: Cheer up, Conservatives! There is no “Tory civil war” over the EU

Nothing in the current campaign gets close to the acrimony that lingered for long years after Maastricht.