Charlie Mitchell

From disputing the judgement to violent rhetoric against it, the Mail and Express launched a savage attack but were wrong on many aspects.

Tabloid corrects story wrongly stating two-thirds of Calais migrants are lying about their age. But online version remains unchanged.

A strong few days in a tough month for the economy does not mean the sun is now shining on Brexit Britain.

With migration into Europe unrelenting, Britain must cooperate with the EU. But commentators who stir up populist prejudice threaten this.

Time is money for business. Intrusive EU-UK customs checks could choke trade and frustrate firms.

Johnson, Gove and Davis all promised that EU nationals in Britain could remain. Wednesday’s vote confirms their hypocrisy.

As cabinet quarrels persist over the economy and immigration, public opinion swerved away from a hard Brexit in a mixed week for the economy.

The details are vague. But the Home Secretary’s plan is at least as much about controlling migration as helping local communities.

Verbal bullying of pro-Europeans is an attack on one of our most important values: free speech. The government’s response has been limp.

Johnson disregarded his own reasons for remaining when he supported Brexit. Britain is now struggling with the effects he predicted.

Consumers began to see the effects of a plummeting pound in another shaky week for the economy.

Leavers laud the boon of weak pound. But consumers are starting to pay for Brexit through higher prices.