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This week, Scottish students, Spanish vets,

and the price of a pint in 1887.

I did look that up, two and a half old pence, yes.

But we start with Boris Johnson.

Oh, do we have to really?

Well, he is the foreign secretary and he's just been slapped down by the chairman

of the UK Statistics Authority.

And we're of the £350 million a week claim.

We've, I mean, Charlotte, we've proved that this is on at least twice.

Yeah, I know.

But this is the third time the statistics authority has got involved with this claim.

Even Nigel Farage distanced himself from it the morning after the referendum.

We thought everyone had stopped using it.

But last weekend, Mr Johnson wrote the following.

Once we've settled our accounts,

we will take back control of roughly £350 million per week.

But the £350 million a week figure ignores the rebates that we get back from the EU.

So we could take back control of £350 million a week

if the Germans, the French, the Dutch and other net payers to the EU

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