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When Obama said Brexit would put us “at the back of the queue” for a trade deal, Brexiters screamed “Project Fear”. It’s Project Fact.

Unless the government drops some of its red lines, security is bound to suffer both here and across the Channel.

EU’s Brexit negotiator gives UK a reality check. Thanks to PM’s red lines, we will lose access to arrest warrant and criminal data.

May is starting to see EU’s value in time of Putin and Trump. But we won’t be as able to stand up for our interests if Brexit goes ahead.

The government’s proposals for the post-Brexit Irish border are a far cry from the ease of travel and trade that EU membership provides.

The EU has developed vital tools to fight cross-border extremism, often under UK leadership. We must maintain this relationship post Brexit.

Our empty chair at today’s summit is a tragic symbol of waning influence. Assuming we quit, our absence from EU top table will be permanent.

EU leaders are discussing migration, terrorism and globalisation. Britain had a lot to contribute in all three. What a pity we’re not there.

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

Former British, Italian and Swedish PMs along with leaders from across Europe have backed InFacts’ call for UK to lead EU, not leave EU.

Peace and democracy in Europe; prosperity and consumer choice; freedom to live anywhere in Europe: these are not projects of elites, still less a plot against the people.

Times reporting refers to a 3-year-old case - which ruled evidence compromising national security doesn’t have to be released.