Jack Schickler |

Juncker’s head Brexit negotiator a pro-European - but also a consummate politician who can cut a fair deal.

Attempting to nail down terms of trade with the world before we’ve done so with Europe faces logistical barriers.

Foreign Secretary’s insistence that leaving will not “in any way” harm foreign policy cooperation with EU nations is at odds with reality

With UK politics in turmoil, Scottish leader is craftily pushing independence agenda. Unless next PM has effective response, she may win.

Before the dust had settled on the referendum result, Brexiteers were wriggling out of pledges on migration and the NHS.

Paper's trumpeted “demolition” of Remain case on Turkey, migration, trade and the EU reform itself economical with the truth.

InFacts gets a bigger rubbish receptacle to make room for countless last-minute Leave inaccuracies.

It’s hard to stop people coming from outside EU for study, work and family reunion. Much the same would apply to EU migration if we quit.

World leaders from China to New Zealand support our membership. Donald Trump - and possibly Vladimir Putin - are rare exceptions.

Repeated online claims about business getting EU money to quit the country are tendentious. Brexit would wreck UK investment.

Risks of quitting are not to be sniffed at. But there are plenty of reasons to feel warm and fuzzy about remaining in the EU.

Footage shows busted migrants saying “Iraq” and “Kuwait” when asked where they were from - not “Europe”.