Telegraph

Press claims EU red tape keeps cancer-fighting drug from patients. Manufacturer delays and UK’s value for money concerns are bigger hurdles.

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

InFacts’ campaign against inaccurate articles continues with six more stories, which we have reported to the press watchdog.

It is growth in over-65s that is changing the face of England, working immigrants a help not a burden.

EU didn’t say it would lead to increased terror risk. Express compounded error by failing to point out that UK isn’t even covered by deal.

Eurosceptic paper seized on ONS analysis to say government has systematically understated migration. It is twisting the facts.

Papers misreport Clapper on Islamic State warning - he called for greater information sharing among EU nations.

Mayor of London has got his facts wrong on prawn cocktail crisps, euro-condoms, balloons, teabags, lorries and laws.

The figures used by the Express, the Telegraph and the Mail don't show the number of EU migrants convicted.

Access to the EU market will always depend on single market rules. The idea we could cheat the system is preposterous.

The EU has no ability to introduce the taxes suggested in 2012 by an advisory committee of regional worthies.

The Tory cabinet minister is arguing with shadows; we could veto an EU army and no one is telling the UK to deepen political union.