How newspaper lies led to Brexit

Prince Harry, Sir Elton John and Liz Hurley are among a group of celebrities suing the Daily Mail publishers, Associated Newspapers, for what they describe as “abhorrent criminal activity”.

Watch out, the robots are coming

Brexiters often complain that migrants are taking British jobs and bringing down wages, especially in the low-skills sector.

My 13 complaints against one Daily Mail story

A front-page news story by the Daily Mail in January 2014 that buses and planes to Britain from Romania and Bulgaria were 'full-up and sold-out' was untrue. 

The newspaper asserted that planes and busloads of Romanians and Bulgarians were on their way to Britain in the New Year of 2014 because 'work restrictions' had been lifted.  But with the help of Romanian journalist, Alina Matis, we discovered 13 shocking errors or disputed facts in the story.  

Jon Danzig's New Blog: 'EU ROPE'

I have a new blog about Britain's ties with the European Union. It's called 'EU ROPE' and appears on the website of The Academic Association for Contemporary European Studies - UACES. Click to read:

Jon Danzig's new blog: 'EU ROPE'

Recent articles:

• What the Queen really said about Europe
• How Boris changed his mind on Europe
• Three questions for Nigel Farage
• Boris Johnson's big blunder
• Facing facts about the EU referendum
• UKIP's fantasy island
• What does Brexit look like? Nobody knows
• Wrong answers on BBC Question Time