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Organization that campaigns for Britain to leave the European Union
The claim that “leaving the EU would give the NHS £350 million a week” originated from the Vote Leave campaign and was a prominent slogan in 2016; fact‑checking bodies and later analyses say this figu...
Nigel Farage was a central, high-profile campaigner for Brexit who led UKIP during its rise and later founded the Brexit Party, helping to mainstream Euroscepticism and mobilize voters for the Leave c...
Nigel Farage disavowed the Leave campaign’s prominent “£350 million a week for the NHS” claim immediately after the 2016 referendum, calling the promise a “mistake” and saying he could not guarantee t...
The Vote Leave bus slogan — “We send the EU £350 million a week — let’s fund our NHS instead” — was a political claim, not a government line-item transfer; reporting and analysis show it was disputed ...
UK fact-checkers overwhelmingly judged the “” slogan to be misleading or false: the figure represented a gross number not 's net payment after the rebate and receipts, and independent checkers such as...
The claim was not a magic accounting discovery but a cherry-picked headline derived from for 's gross payments into budget, seized and amplified by the during the ; it ignored rebates, EU spending tha...
Multiple reputable fact‑checking organisations — including Full Fact, the BBC/major news fact‑checkers, Channel 4 News’ FactCheck and international outlets such as Reuters and AP acting in a fact‑chec...