Brexit

PM says in his manifesto that we won’t be a rule-taker. But he’s agreed the opposite in the draft deal he hopes to nail down by end of next year.

We take back control only to surrender it in months. Like so much of his deal, when you open fisheries’ bit, you’re hit by a nasty smell.

Manifesto states categorically that Tories won’t extend the transition. There’s now a real risk that Johnson will take us over the cliff.

Foreign firms have cut investment fearing we’ll lose access to the EU market. The only way to get a tidal wave is to stop Brexit.

Pro-Europeans should be thrilled the Labour leader won’t take sides in a referendum. It’s not as if he’d be an asset if he was on our side.

In their slavish subservience to Johnson, columnists draw parallel between honest campaigning websites such as this one and Tory deception

Johnson claims “purdah” rules stop him nominating a member of the new European Commission. He’s actually abusing the rules.

A government led by the main opposition party is the only way to stop Johnson in his ruinous tracks.

Latest poll shows Sam Gyimah in 2nd place with Labour in 3rd. A vote for Labour will be wasted. Don’t let the Tory slip through the middle.

The UK will have to accept the “level playing field” that Brussels demands to finish negotiations in 2020. The only alternative is to crash out after all.

PM tells fibs. We’ve collated his favourites - and our rebuttals of them - so you can pounce on them as they drip from his lips.

Most Labour policies are a nightmare for business. But the paramount issue is Europe - and on that Corbyn is greatly to be preferred.