Leave campaigns spending investigations

Leave campaigners were accused by the Electoral Commission of breaking the law over spending limits.

Scotland Yard says detectives are seeking early advice over breaches of election law.

The National Crime Agency looked into allegations against Leave.EU and its founder Arron Banks.

The Met found "insufficient evidence" to continue its investigation into the pro-Brexit group.

The former Labour MP Gisela Stuart says electoral laws needs "rewriting".

The pro-Brexit referendum campaign pays a £61,000 fine for breaking law, the Electoral Commission says.

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BBC Newsnight finds that Rock Holdings, which is suspected of funding Leave.EU, is in default.

Shahmir Sanni was fired by the TaxPayers' Alliance after revealing concerns the official Brexit campaign broke electoral law.

Leave.EU and Arron Banks' Eldon Insurance face fines for emails which breached data laws.

Leave.EU founder Arron Banks comes under pressure to explain the source of funds for his campaign.

The Met is examining a "huge amount of material" on Vote Leave and Leave.EU to decide whether to investigate.

Leave campaigner Arron Banks is referred to the National Crime Agency by the Electoral Commission.

The Electoral Commission considers challenge to High Court ruling that it got law wrong over Vote Leave spending.

The Electoral Commission loses a High Court case over its policing of Vote Leave's referendum spending.

New laws must be introduced to clamp down on the "wild west" social media world, MPs say.

Social media sites should face regulation, the committee investigating fake news proposes.