Express

It’s hard to see any good coming from PM’s lack of leadership. It’s not in national interest. It mightn’t even save her own skin.

Mail, Sun and Express - all hard-Brexit papers - resisted putting one of the most dramatic Brexit setbacks front and centre.

Questioning David Davis’ “stability” is just the latest example of unfortunate language from EU officials. It’s all fuel to Brexiters’ fire.

European Council president called for “discretion, moderation, mutual respect”. Brexiters called him “patronising” and “sexist”.

From “blackmail” to Gibraltar, papers seem intent on stoking anti-EU animosity while politicians on both sides talk of goodwill.

During the referendum Brexiters scaremongered relentlessly over Turkey, superstates, cancer and more. Their predictions have proven fiction.

Tabloid has talked up UK’s post-Brexit growth in a series of front-page articles whose headlines aren’t supported by the text or the facts.

Eurosceptic newspapers misled voters throughout referendum. Now they are writing about the dangers ahead - without even blinking an eye.

InFacts complaint to press watchdog forces correction of headline wrongly linking EU migrants to projected £10bn shortfall in NHS budget.

Mail, Express, Telegraph and Sun have carried so many false stories it seems they don’t care to give voters truth about this emotive topic.

Tabloids correct stories on terrorism and migrant crime after InFacts complained to press watchdog.

InFacts’ campaign against inaccurate articles continues with six more stories, which we have reported to the press watchdog.