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Johnson says Brexit means “outward-looking” nation. It is already curtailing young Britons’ opportunities in increasingly globalised world.

Tory rivals’ spending splurge is running out of control. But any Brexit - and especially no deal - means much less money in future.

Ambitious educational programme funds schools, work placements and vocational training in cutting-edge sectors. Brexit risks cutting UK off.

Candidates rightly want to fix our schools, transport, police, housing etc. But they can’t afford to unless they cancel Brexit.

InFacts looks back at all the Brexit developments in the week from August 12 to 18.

Talks between London and Holyrood over EU powers will likely get heated, with Scottish resistance capable of destabilising Brussels talks.

There’s a chance to remedy this error when the Higher Education and Research Bill begins its passage through the House of Lords this week.

Retaining access to the EU single market is critical for our future prosperity. But getting domestic policies right is even more important.

EU students never repaying UK loans is a common gripe. New rules could mean less ammunition for Eurosceptics.