Vote Leave

The government has been quick to seize on the positives, but the longer-term picture is less rosy.

Before the dust had settled on the referendum result, Brexiteers were wriggling out of pledges on migration and the NHS.

Brexiteers scream scaremongering when anybody highlights risks of Leave. Our audit shows its Project Fear is more lurid and not fact-based.

Vote Leave says EU will abolish zero and reduced rates of VAT, costing households £2,600. EU has actually proposed extending reduced rates.

Instead of backing away from inflammatory “breaking point” poster, UKIP boss claimed he was a victim.

Brexiteers’ “official information” now dropping on doormats strays far from reality - we unpick main claims.

Vote Leave’s pledge of continued EU payments is only for four years - when we may still be in EU. After that, funding vulnerable to chop.

Billion-pound figures quoted by Brexiteers are gross distortions - EU membership makes us better able to take on multinationals.

Voters haven’t been told what Brexit involves for migration, public spending, trade, crime, Scotland and Northern Ireland.

Vote Leave frontman backs up his anti-Turkey argument with genuine facts - all carefully selected to support his case, naturally.

Former Brexiteer slams Leave camp’s “shameful” claims about NHS and “financial lie” that we send EU £350m/week. But will Vote Leave listen?

Vote Leave says “European Court has prevented us deporting” 50 criminals. In each case, it was British tribunals that stopped deportation.