As the presidential campaign has gathered speed, the Guardian has gathered together the lies the Republican candidate has told. What have we learned?

The businessman’s thoughts on the battle to liberate Mosul suggest a dearth of military knowledge, while he fudged who said what in Clinton’s hacked emails

The Republican presidential nominee used a Pew study and news reports to talk about how the election is ‘rigged’ against him, but he omitted a lot of context

The Republican nominee claimed to be an environmentalist and a crime expert all in the same week, but the numbers didn’t add up

Presidential nominee wrong, again. Recession of 1990-91 does not compare in severity of the 2008 financial crisis and bankruptcy is common business practice

The Republican nominee did some creative math when talking about how ‘great’ he did in polls after the debate and used his private plane to talk about jobs

From touting the successes of stop and frisk in New York to the state of African American communities across the US, here’s a fact check of Trump’s statements

GOP nominee described pastor who interrupted his Flint, Michigan, speech as a ‘nervous mess’ and defended how his supporters feel about minorities

Trump’s claims over donation to Florida attorney general contradicted by her spokesman while the Republican distances himself from Obama birther theories

A meeting this week with Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto only led to more confusion about the Republican nominee’s immigration plans

GOP nominee softened his stance on the signature issue of his campaign and talked African American unemployment while trying to court the non-white vote

Trump shares more false memories from the Iraq war and Middle Eastern politics and welcomes Nato’s ‘new’ terrorism division – which has existed since 2004

Claims that Obama ‘founded’ the terrorist group and that ‘nobody’s done more for vets’ than Donald were among the Republican’s most muddled ideas

Misattribution of a monetary exchange with Iran and a fictitious letter from the NFL were among the most egregious claims by the Republican nominee – with one from Clinton too

The Democratic convention didn’t stop Donald Trump from weighing in on everything from Putin to the JFK assassination. So what was true?

It was Trump’s big week in Cleveland, where he was officially named the party nominee, but still found time to skirt the truth on Indiana, Putin and more

The presumptive Republican nominee has offered misleading statements on officer fatalities, violent crime, and Obama’s handling of veterans affairs

In the latest of a continuing series, the Guardian looks at some of the tallest tales the presumptive Republican nominee has told over the past seven days

Donald Trump’s latest tweak to proposed Muslim ban, disavowal of Republican leader he once praised and more exaggerations, contradictions and half-truths

In the first of a regular series, the Guardian turns a spotlight on Donald Trump’s most outrageous claims and falsehoods