migration

Paper's trumpeted “demolition” of Remain case on Turkey, migration, trade and the EU reform itself economical with the truth.

It’s hard to stop people coming from outside EU for study, work and family reunion. Much the same would apply to EU migration if we quit.

Mail, Express, Telegraph and Sun have carried so many false stories it seems they don’t care to give voters truth about this emotive topic.

Brexiteers’ inflammatory rhetoric and false claims about migration, Turkey and extremism risk leaving UK bitter and divided.

Footage shows busted migrants saying “Iraq” and “Kuwait” when asked where they were from - not “Europe”.

Former chair of Joint Intelligence Committee, Jon Day, says: "We would risk taking back not power - but impotence."

Michael Gove has been making misleading claims since referendum began. From the sneaky to the woefully wrong, here are 12 of his finest.

Why Britain’s eurosceptic regions have most to lose from EU withdrawal

It’s often said in Middle East that, if you’re going to tell a lie, it had better be a big one. Leave camp has adopted this cynical advice.

IDS says migration meant 10% wage drop in 2 years. Impact is about 1% since 2004 for less skilled service workers, the worst affected.

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

Paper corrected headline, sub-head, intro, photo caption and made six other changes after InFacts complained to press watchdog.