Migration

Each of the Tory MEP’s examples - integration, bailouts, EU army, Euro-judges, EU economy, Dublin and British influence - contains an error.

Nigel Lawson and Theresa Villiers can’t agree on what Brexit means for UK’s only land border.

Outers say the rights of EU immigrants here and British expats abroad will be protected. But the issue is far from clear.

Vote Leave chair says health tourism from EU costs us billions. What’s actually costing us is UK residents getting medical treatment in EU.

Vote Leave says EU migration is badly straining the NHS. But migrants support an ageing population by paying into welfare and staffing NHS.

Brexit advocates unclear whether they want more foreign players or fewer.

EU law guarantees British citizens access to medical care across the EU. Brexit threatens these rights.

Wrong actually. But Farage and other eurosceptics have done a brilliant job muddling the issues.

Turks will only get visa-free travel to Schengen. The deal as a whole favours UK. It gets the best of both worlds.

The Express says Brussels wants to “take control of Britain’s asylum system”. The UK can opt out of any new scheme.

Tory MEP misrepresents the source of some highly dubious statistics. Norway has to apply EU law without any say in it.

Britons living elsewhere in the EU would find themselves in an uncertain position after Brexit.