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Michael Gove grilled on live EU referendum show Michael Gove grilled on live EU referendum show
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Justice Secretary Michael Gove is taking part in the latest live set-piece event of the EU referendum campaign.Justice Secretary Michael Gove is taking part in the latest live set-piece event of the EU referendum campaign.
The pro-Leave minister will be interviewed and also take questions from the studio audience in the Sky News special. The pro-Leave minister is being interviewed and taking questions from the studio audience in the Sky News special.
It follows Thursday night's show which had a similar format but featured Prime Minister David Cameron, who is campaigning for Remain.It follows Thursday night's show which had a similar format but featured Prime Minister David Cameron, who is campaigning for Remain.
The referendum takes place on 23 June.The referendum takes place on 23 June.
Live: Michael Gove faces studio questionsLive: Michael Gove faces studio questions
Mr Cameron, whose party is split on the EU, has refused to take part in any head-to-head TV debates with fellow Conservatives who back leaving the union.Mr Cameron, whose party is split on the EU, has refused to take part in any head-to-head TV debates with fellow Conservatives who back leaving the union.
But a number of debates and live Q&As are planned, including the BBC's event at Wembley Arena on 21 June.But a number of debates and live Q&As are planned, including the BBC's event at Wembley Arena on 21 June.
Ahead of the hour-long Sky News show, which starts at 20:00 BST, Mr Gove said he was feeling "nervous" but was hoping to "allay people's fears" about leaving the EU. Ahead of the hour-long Sky News show, which started at 20:00 BST, Mr Gove said he was feeling "nervous" but was hoping to "allay people's fears" about leaving the EU.
In his appearance, Mr Cameron was pressed on immigration from within the EU, warning that voting to Leave in order to try to control it would "trash" the economy.In his appearance, Mr Cameron was pressed on immigration from within the EU, warning that voting to Leave in order to try to control it would "trash" the economy.
Mr Gove and the Leave campaign have been campaigning hard on migration in recent weeks, calling for a points-based system for EU migrants if the UK severs its ties with Brussels.Mr Gove and the Leave campaign have been campaigning hard on migration in recent weeks, calling for a points-based system for EU migrants if the UK severs its ties with Brussels.
Vote Leave said ending the principle of free movement would create a "fairer" system - but Remain campaigners said it would mean leaving the single market and could increase migration into the UK.Vote Leave said ending the principle of free movement would create a "fairer" system - but Remain campaigners said it would mean leaving the single market and could increase migration into the UK.
What TV debates are planned, and when?What TV debates are planned, and when?
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