EU budget

Vote Leave’s pledge of continued EU payments is only for four years - when we may still be in EU. After that, funding vulnerable to chop.

Brexiteers have been running a campaign of misinformation to scare voters into quitting EU. Here are the five of the worst myths busted.

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

Brexiteers need to explain themselves on economy, EU spending, trade, crime and more - but have so far failed to do so.

Vote Leave boss cited IFS as saying Brexit would free up funds for NHS. The IFS said the opposite - and has slammed Gove for misquoting it.

We don’t send £350m a week to Brussels. But Vote Leave boss repeated the untruth multiple times on Sky News.

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

Claim isn’t just false. Vote Leave must know it’s false. Peddling untruth after respected voices have highlighted the error is dishonest.

Office for National Statistics and Institute for Fiscal Studies demolish Brexiteers’ fantasy of saving £350m a week.

Office for National Statistics says it will clarify the real size of Britain’s EU contributions. Vote Leave must now drop its false £350m claim.

Brexit’s big beasts are writing from the same crib sheet - but with no improvement in accuracy.

Brexiteers cheer BBC audience member who gets budget maths wrong.