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In BBC interview, French president seemed to agree UK can get a “bespoke special solution”. But this isn’t PM’s idea of “bespoke” deal.

UK’s national broadcaster has key role refereeing Brexit debate. It isn’t blowing whistle on inaccurate pro-Brexit dogma enough.

Engineer dreams up one inaccurate argument after another in BBC interview. But it won’t be his Asia-based manufacturing that pays price.

Tories are bickering over whether we’ll need two or three years to cushion blow after Brexit. They’re in denial. We’ll need much more.

Former PM makes good points, but risks raising expectations unrealistically and giving populists too much credit.

InFacts looks back at all the Brexit developments in the week from August 19 to 25.

Just when Britain needs a strong leader to galvanise opposition to a destructive Brexit, the Labour chief’s dithering is handing Theresa May another gift.

The broadcaster let the public down badly during the referendum. It mustn’t let itself be nobbled during the negotiations.

Broadcaster is putting foundations under Brexit, rather than dealing with risky analysis about the potentially huge costs of withdrawal.

It didn’t challenge interviewees, make room for alternative views or inform the public adequately, despite what its director of news says.

Top of the list: no positive agenda; voters’ distrust of politicians; having nothing to say to those marginalised by globalisation.

Brexiteers cheer BBC audience member who gets budget maths wrong.