Telegraph

Vote Leave was able to spread its lies during the referendum with the help of sympathetic newspapers. Sadly, nothing has changed.

Questioning David Davis’ “stability” is just the latest example of unfortunate language from EU officials. It’s all fuel to Brexiters’ fire.

Who will take the rap if Brexit falls apart? The Brexiter blame game has already begun, with sights trained squarely on Brussels.

After three weeks in the Alps, Theresa May returns to something resembling an orderly government. This facade will almost certainly crumble.

InFacts looks back at all the Brexit developments in the week from August 6 to 11.

By threatening to reject a compromise on the UK’s leaving fee, Brexiters could wreck not just the economy but also their Brexit dream.

European Council president called for “discretion, moderation, mutual respect”. Brexiters called him “patronising” and “sexist”.

From “blackmail” to Gibraltar, papers seem intent on stoking anti-EU animosity while politicians on both sides talk of goodwill.

If hardliners persuade PM to promise bonfire of red tape, we’ll struggle to get trade deal with EU and gain few countervailing benefits.

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.

Tabloids correct stories on terrorism and migrant crime after InFacts complained to press watchdog.