Project fear took a chilling new turn this week, as Britain Stronger In Europe, the official anti-Brexit campaign, ominously declared that ice cream could be a few pence more should the UK leave the EU. Paul Polman, a Dutch businessman and the boss of Unilever, told Channel 4 News that “it’s ludicrous to think you can be alone in the UK,” and warned a Brexit would have “serious consequences” and the price of ice cream will go up. Paul Polman, Unilever boss, says the price of ice cream will go up if we leave the EU #StrongerIn — Stronger In Press (@StrongerInPress) June 7, 2016 “The UK is actually providing more goods to Europe than we take from Europe, so we are actually creating employment in the country here because of the open borders with Europe,” claimed Mr. Polman. It’s not entirely clear what he is referring to by “goods”, but it would appear he is completely wrong. The UK actually runs a massive trade deficit with the EU – almost £24 billion when just “goods” are included, and £21 billion when services are added. We, in other words, take more “goods” from Europe than we send. Using the example of Magnum,