Sun

Eurosceptic newspapers misled voters throughout referendum. Now they are writing about the dangers ahead - without even blinking an eye.

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.

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

“Shock” ruling covered on Sun front page simply restates existing law - which does not apply to UK.

Only 17.5% of new hires are foreign-born workers - not 80% - and their impact on low wages is minimal.

Sun complains of interference by Luxembourg court - for not striking down a law the UK pushed for.

London Mayor’s Sun Op-Ed riddled with errors.

The Sun and IDS accuse Cameron of saying this. If he had, he’d be wrong. But he actually made a different, correct claim.

Former SDP leader says quitting EU could blow up eurozone. He also fears an EU army. Both are reasons to remain.

Sun and Express think EU will tax petrol to pay for Germany’s refugee crisis. It won’t because UK has a veto.