Daily Telegraph

The paper wrongly reported that more than half the public support Brexit delivered by any means, even suspending Parliament.

It’s remarkable country’s top business group has backed hard-left Labour leader. Reading the Telegraph, you would have thought the opposite.

A dangerous gulf in perceptions of Brexit separates the UK and the EU. And blinkered UK media are failing to help bridge the chasm.

Pro-Brexit papers printed many false splashes during referendum, but correction was never as prominent. Code review gives chance to change.

The rule of law must stand above the rule of the crowds

Brexiteers scream scaremongering when anybody highlights risks of Leave. Our audit shows its Project Fear is more lurid and not fact-based.

The Telegraph, Mail and Express have published a string of inaccurate stories on migration, terrorism, crime and control of our borders.

Eurosceptic papers wrongly say Home Office is threatening to deport 3 million EU citizens post-Brexit, then imply it is Project Fear.

Justice secretary wants emergency laws to rein in EU’s “rogue” court if we vote to quit. This will either achieve nothing or cause mayhem.

Press watchdog has forced newspaper to correct article saying EU court stopped UK kicking out Abu Hamza’s daughter-in-law.