A senior Conservative has switched from supporting Leave to Remain, accusing some Brexit campaigners of spreading 'hate and xenophobia'.
Baroness Warsi, a former Foreign Office minister, said the final straw was a Ukip poster showing migrants queuing up to get into Europe under the slogan 'Breaking Point'.
Lady Warsi told The Times: 'That 'breaking point' poster really was - for me - the breaking point to say, 'I can't go on supporting this'.
'Are we prepared to tell lies, to spread hate and xenophobia just to win a campaign? For me that's a step too far.'
Lady Warsi resigned from the Government in 2014, saying she could not support its position on the conflict in Gaza.
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