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Brexiter economist accused journalist and Treasury of making up figures. She added she made figures up herself when she worked at Treasury.

Hammond’s optimism belies the Brexit uncertainty choking economy. His “deal dividend” is a mirage, and dwarfed by boost from staying in.

PM’s tactic of running down clock isn’t just reckless for risking chaos after March 29. Damage is already happening and will intensify.

Whatever happens in the politics of Brexit next year, the economy is now running on debt and borrowing.

Uncertainty is hardwired into PM’s proposal, with transition to nowhere and risk of “no deal” down the line. Business should back a People’s Vote.

Cut through all the noise and we’ve got a relatively uncompetitive economy dependent on a weakish currency and strong global growth.

Leave campaign claimed high EU migration was hurting NHS, jobs and wages. Funny that numbers have more than halved yet things are worse.

“Embarrassing” government assessment shows no good Brexit scenario. Now May must spell out which bad Brexit option she wants.

PM is irresponsible in failing to discuss with Cabinet colleagues what type of Brexit we should have. This is not how to run a country.

InFacts looks back at all the Brexit developments in the week from July 31 to August 4.

Brexiters should admit that Europe’s quickening growth is good news for the UK too.

During the referendum Brexiters scaremongered relentlessly over Turkey, superstates, cancer and more. Their predictions have proven fiction.