Europe
What would Brexit mean for criminal justice?
Criminal law expert J.R. Spencer explains how the EU affects criminal justice in the UK, and how leaving the EU might change things. Read
Analysis
Europe
We do fact checks and explain news from Europe and the UK's links with it, so you can understand the big stories.
Economy, Business & Finance
Leaving the EU: why do the economic forecasts differ?
The EU referendum debate has seen a range of claims about the future. Why do the different forecasts make different predictions? Read
Analysis
Economy, Business & Finance
Ten things to know about economic models
Ten things you should know about economic forecasts and economic predictions. Read
Analysis
Europe
Who can vote in the EU referendum?
This series of articles answers the most popular Google searches about the EU referendum on 23 June. Read
Analysis
Europe
Renegotiating "ever closer union"
Dropping our EU treaty commitment to "ever closer union" - as David Cameron says he wants to do - may have a political impact, but no direct legal effect. Read
Fact check
Europe
What the IFS actually said about the UK's EU membership fee
The IFS does not believe that savings on the UK's membership fee would leave more to spend on the NHS. Read
Fact check
Economy, Business & Finance
Is there a "£20bn black hole" in the EU's finances?
It's been claimed that there's a £20bn 'black hole' in EU finances. Read
Fact check
Europe
How the EU works: leaving the EU
Professor Steve Peers explains the legal dimension of leaving the EU. The UK would notify the European Council after a leave vote, triggering negotiations. Read
Analysis
Europe
The government's immigration target: only achievable outside the EU?
The government can't guarantee meeting its net migration target if the UK remains in the EU, it depends on EU citizens choosing not to come to the UK. Read
Fact check
Europe
2 June's BBC Question Time, factchecked
We've checked the panel's claims on immigration, the EU accounts, economists’ views on leaving the EU, and the government’s house building record. Read
Fact check
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