Jack Schickler |

Brexiteers’ “official information” now dropping on doormats strays far from reality - we unpick main claims.

Leavers’ lack of plans allows them to promise all things to all people - and would not pass muster in a general election.

Vote Leave’s pledge of continued EU payments is only for four years - when we may still be in EU. After that, funding vulnerable to chop.

Billion-pound figures quoted by Brexiteers are gross distortions - EU membership makes us better able to take on multinationals.

Voters haven’t been told what Brexit involves for migration, public spending, trade, crime, Scotland and Northern Ireland.

IDS says migration meant 10% wage drop in 2 years. Impact is about 1% since 2004 for less skilled service workers, the worst affected.

Overwhelming majority of UK’s innovators favour remaining in EU - while Dyson’s argument has a number of holes.

Leave campaigners wrong to say otherwise. If they were right, UK-EU trade would be about a quarter of current levels.

Continental businesses aren’t desperate for UK trade deal at any cost - suggesting exit could be painful and protracted.

“Shock” ruling covered on Sun front page simply restates existing law - which does not apply to UK.

Our post-Brexit deal would be technically complex, and easy to derail - making it less likely to be in our favour.

Existing EU law allows foreign nationals to be removed. We’d be unlikely to get a better deal post-Brexit.