Angry postal workers pose a risk to the government’s referendum campaign by threatening to dump the pro-remain EU leaflet described as “one-sided propaganda”. The reaction of postal workers to the government’s EU leaflet — the enticingly-titled “Why the Government Believes That Voting to Remain in the EU is the Best Decision for the UK” — is split. Some are said to be angry that David Cameron will increase their workload by forcing them to deliver his 16 page message to every household in the United Kingdom, some 27 million homes. An even more extreme reaction has been suggested by some particularly rebellious postal workers, reports The Sun. They are threatening to dump copies of the EU leaflet, described by Justice Secretary Michael Gove as “one-sided propaganda”, with one saying: “I want to leave the EU and don’t really want to assist the campaign to remain. I resent being forced to be part of this propaganda machine.” Some have used trade union chatrooms to argue for additional pay for the extra service, which is already costing the taxpayer £9.3 million, saying they are not “unpaid EU messengers”. One contributor explained: “We were only told a couple of days ago that we have to do a bulk posting service to every house by next Wednesday. This is on top of six