Health, Science & Environment

Johnson is fronting a new Brexit group that wriggles out of campaign promises. All the more reason for a referendum on the Brexit terms.

Treasury commitment to continue funding for science projects agreed before this autumn and for farmers until 2020 isn’t good enough.

InFacts complaint to press watchdog forces correction of headline wrongly linking EU migrants to projected £10bn shortfall in NHS budget.

Press claims EU red tape keeps cancer-fighting drug from patients. Manufacturer delays and UK’s value for money concerns are bigger hurdles.

Peace and democracy in Europe; prosperity and consumer choice; freedom to live anywhere in Europe: these are not projects of elites, still less a plot against the people.

Former Brexiteer slams Leave camp’s “shameful” claims about NHS and “financial lie” that we send EU £350m/week. But will Vote Leave listen?

Vote Leave’s NHS TV ads are long on sly suggestion and short on firm facts

Latest “research” contains schoolboy error of confusing correlation and causation. It should have asked NHS chief the real answer.

Turkey won’t join EU for ages, if indeed it ever does. In any case, free movement benefits the economy and the NHS.

If Leave camp wants to lower energy prices they’ll need to ditch climate change pledges. This will be costly and politically damaging.

The economic damage caused by Brexit would hit tax revenue, wiping out the smallish saving from not paying into the EU budget.

Vote Leave say that Brexit would give us the fiscal firepower needed to save the NHS. They’re wrong.