The final EU referendum debate, fact checked

“Ask yourself just one question”, said Gisela Stuart in the very first sentence of Tuesday's EU referendum debate.

We were drowning in questions by the end of the two-hour show on BBC, as the claims flew thick and fast. What to make of accusations that these were “big fat lies” or “blatant untruths”?

Appearing for the Remain campaign were London Mayor Sadiq Khan, Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson and Trade Union Congress General Secretary Frances O'Grady.

Meanwhile, Boris Johnson and Conservative MP Andrea Leadsom completed the line-up for the Brexit team.

Analysing the various claims on Tuesday were fact-checking organisation Full Fact.

Fact-checking Remain claims

• Fact check: 'Brexit would cause a reduction in UK wages'

• Fact check: '500,000 jobs in London dependent on EU'

• Fact check: 'Turkey is not set to join the EU'

• Fact check: 'EU immigrants must leave UK if they don't find work in six months'

• Fact check: 'Migrants contribute more to UK economy than they take from it'

• Fact check: 'Irish border controls would be imposed in case of Brexit'

Fact-checking Leave claims

• Fact check: 'Only Antarctica has a slower growth rate than the EU'

• Fact check: 'Only 6% of UK businesses export to EU'

• Fact check: 'UK governments already provided rights for workers'

• Fact check: '510 million people from EU have uncontrolled access to UK'

• Fact check: 'Brexit means additional £10 billion for public services'

• Fact check: 'European Court is supreme authority in UK'

• Fact check: 'EU bureaucrats do not account for themselves fiscally'