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Telegraph says Johnson columns not “serious, empirical, in-depth analysis of hard factual matters”. That very much applies to latest claims.

In the referendum, the Mail, Sun and Express ran lots of false stories. If we get a People’s Vote, they mustn’t repeat their mischief.

Pro-Brexit papers printed many false splashes during referendum, but correction was never as prominent. Code review gives chance to change.

Press watchdog rapped Trevor Kavanagh for failing to take care in story about Calais migrants - and criticised tabloid for slow correction.

On referendum day, Express prints correction on cost of EU ‘migrant children’ after InFacts complained to press watchdog.

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.

Paper corrected headline, sub-head, intro, photo caption and made six other changes after InFacts complained to press watchdog.

After InFacts complained to press watchdog, Mail Online corrected article claiming NHS is “nearly at breaking point” due to “massive influx of EU migrants”.

11 MPs have written to IPSO’s chair asking him to rule on 11 complaints about inaccurate Brexit stories before voters go to polls.

After InFacts dossier on misleading stories in eurosceptic media, The Daily Mail corrected story misrepresenting EU migrant crime figures.