Has Starmer delivered?
Our Government Tracker is monitoring Labour's delivery of its pledges. After the Prime Minister's resignation announcement, here's its verdict on the progress on key promises.
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In the run-up to the 10-year anniversary of the EU referendum we asked our readers what questions they had about Brexit and how it changed the UK.
We’ve answered some of those questions—including on the economy, immigration and that £350 million pledge.
Social media posts have claimed the Prime Minister, Sir Keir Starmer, will be entitled to an annual £115,000 “pension” for life after resigning.
This is misleading. The £115,000 figure is not a “pension”—it’s the maximum amount ex-PMs can be reimbursed each year to cover certain costs associated with their role.
Several posts circulating online claimed an Iranian football player, Mohammad Mohebbi, was deported after Iran’s first World Cup game against New Zealand.
This is false. The US Department of Homeland Security has said “no player from the Iranian soccer team has been deported”.
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