The poster was supposedly all about taking back control of migration into the UK. But it showed refugees, not migrants, and they were nowhere near Britain. And they largely had dark skins. There would have been absolutely no point in showing a picture of refugees in Slovenia in a brexit campaign in order to make some point or other about control of our borders. The sheer dishonesty of the thing was glaringly obvious.

As for the bus colour, I too did a lot of googling, and, like DMcG, the only reference I could find to any controversy was on Fawkes's website. The DVLA statement was not a reference to illegality, as DMcG stated. If, as was indicated, the bus was covered in removable coloured material, I can't see any problem. Lots of cars and vans have various painted company names added or removed, or have big orange stripes painted on the back. Gosh, we'll be outlawing stick-on L-plates next. Even the Boris bus had big letters daubed on it. Someone appears to be clutching at straws in order to concoct some fake news, I reckon.