Luke Lythgoe

Farage leads Brexiteers fuming at the EU’s tax plans for vaping. There is no plan, just the early stages of a review.

Brexiteers cite discredited clinical trials law to argue EU is bad for science. They don’t say it’s being replaced.

Chris Grayling says it’s ludicrous to claim Brexit could trigger 10 years uncertainty. His case doesn’t stack up.

UKIP MP says UK is “represented by one twenty-eighth of a eurocrat” in EU. He undersells our numbers and influence.

Minister says terrorists could buy EU citizenship and attack London. Is he aware of the checks they’d have to pass?

EU students never repaying UK loans is a common gripe. New rules could mean less ammunition for Eurosceptics.

Even if France scrapped Le Touquet treaty post Brexit, asylum-seekers would struggle to reach UK for other reasons.

Its party political broadcast suggests Turkey could join the EU in 2020. That’s just one of many fanciful claims.

Brexit group says EU axed science advisor post for being “politically awkward”, but seven new experts replaced it.

Thatcher’s former press secretary is just the latest eurosceptic to misunderstand how EU auditing works.

That, at least, was a key conclusion of Open Europe’s acrimonious post-Brexit simulation.

Eurosceptic claims that Dublin Regulation reforms would ‘bully’ Britain into taking more asylum seekers are premature and make little sense.