Tuition fees: what difference has £3,000 made? Labour will reduce the cap on tuition fees to £6,000, leader Ed Miliband has announced today. He said the current system is: “causing rising debts for graduates and the taxpayer”.… 27 Feb 2015 • 5:40 pm • Share Twitter Facebook Mail
Press and politicians not trusted to present statistics honestly 24 Feb 2015 • 1:52 pm • Share Twitter Facebook Mail
£8 minimum wage in 2020: a real terms cut? “Labour’s plans for raise the National Minimum Wage closer to average earnings to £8 an hour by 2020 will actually deliver a real term cut. [sic]″—Liberal Democrats We normally use… 20 Feb 2015 • 5:06 pm • Share Twitter Facebook Mail
Moderate drinking: are health benefits non-existent? Research published in the British Medical Journal earlier this week said that moderate drinking was only associated with reduced mortality for women over the age of 65, with “little to no protection present… 13 Feb 2015 • 2:42 pm • Share Twitter Facebook Mail
Factchecking Prime Minister’s Questions Tweets by @FullFact > 11 Feb 2015 • 11:18 am • Share Twitter Facebook Mail
111 referrals to GPs haven’t tripled in a year “The NHS 111 helpline is piling pressure on health services, with the number of calls referred through to GPs and A&E each up by almost 200%, according to doctors’ leaders.”… 4 Feb 2015 • 4:45 pm • Share Twitter Facebook Mail
Factchecking Prime Minister’s Questions Tweets by @FullFact > 4 Feb 2015 • 11:07 am • Share Twitter Facebook Mail
The war on illiteracy and innumeracy has begun but what’s the proper target? As the Government launches its 'war on illiteracy and innumeracy' today, its own reading skills need some scrutiny. 1 Feb 2015 • 12:29 pm • Share Twitter Facebook Mail
Factchecking Prime Minister’s Questions Tweets by @FullFact > 28 Jan 2015 • 11:13 am • Share Twitter Facebook Mail
Factchecking Prime Minister’s Questions Tweets by @FullFact > 21 Jan 2015 • 10:39 am • Share Twitter Facebook Mail
Have the government’s tuition fee reforms worked? Education We look at how the Higher Education reforms have worked out for students, graduates, universities and the public. 27 Feb 2015 • 5:35 pm • Share Twitter Facebook Mail
Does TTIP mean the privatisation of the NHS? Europe, Health, Law 26 Feb 2015 • 5:18 pm • Share Twitter Facebook Mail
Factcheck: are British workers less productive than Germans and French? Economy, Europe 25 Feb 2015 • 4:32 pm • Share Twitter Facebook Mail
Fact or Fiction? The NHS has too many managers Research doesn’t prove short breaks from school cause poorer pupil attainment Jobs at Full Fact The facts about zero hour contracts Does TTIP mean the privatisation of the NHS?
Research doesn’t prove short breaks from school cause poorer pupil attainment Education 23 Feb 2015 • 4:30 pm • Share Twitter Facebook Mail
Fact or Fiction? The NHS has too many managers Health 23 Feb 2015 • 2:19 pm • Share Twitter Facebook Mail
Factcheck: does cannabis cause a quarter of psychosis cases? Health 17 Feb 2015 • 4:01 pm • Share Twitter Facebook Mail
Accident and emergency: attendances and performance Health 13 Feb 2015 • 1:30 pm • Share Twitter Facebook Mail
Factcheck: Has the cap on infant class sizes been scrapped? Education 12 Feb 2015 • 5:22 pm • Share Twitter Facebook Mail
Human rights court rules against UK ban on prisoner votes. Again. Law, News 10 Feb 2015 • 5:45 pm • Share Twitter Facebook Mail
