Vote Leave

Guardian reveals official leave campaign directed its donors to smaller Brexit groups. Should watchdog have unearthed this earlier?

Theories being worked on and allegations being investigated would be game-changers if proven.

Electoral Commission’s investigation into Leave.EU boss follows string of enquiries into referendum spending by Brexit campaigns.

Legal case against electoral watchdog’s inaction over controversial Leave donations exposes loophole in democracy. Or worse, breach of law.

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

The more Brexiters insist that to challenge them is illegitimate, the clearer it becomes that they are terrified of losing a second vote.

Leave campaigners tempted voters with a Brexit wonderland. Nearly a year after the referendum, it was clearly a deceit.

The ex-chancellor may be standing down, but his “Project Fear” claims will remain fodder for Brexiters desperate to prove thriving economy.

Brexiter-dominated committee misses some of biggest failings of last year’s vote: post-truth politics and a low threshold for success.

In this allegory, mathematician Tim Gowers explains why it would be democratic to vote on the Brexit terms when we know them.

Johnson is fronting a new Brexit group that wriggles out of campaign promises. All the more reason for a referendum on the Brexit terms.

Don’t campaign for the least bad realistic Brexit. Demand what Leavers promised, although it’s impossible.