Explainers and other analysis to deal with misunderstood topics and translate complexity into clarity.
Economy, Business & Finance
The Labour party claims that women are paying the price for the Coalition's austerity measures. Are the stats all that they seem? Read
Health
Labour claims A&E departments are failing to hit their waiting targets. Meanwhile, the Conservatives say the opposite. Who's correct? Read
Economy, Business & Finance
While Labour leader Ed Miliband changed tack to focus on the NHS at this week's Prime Minister's Questions, the "cost of living crisis" was still a topic to which several of his colleagues returned. Is David Cameron's defence of his government's record accurate? Read
Economy, Business & Finance
According to the Daily Star, four million migrants are working in the UK. What type of jobs are they employed in? Read
Immigration
Last month's announcement of the government's proposed reforms to the immigration system was followed by a heated debate about the cost of providing benefits to EU nationals. With this in … Read
Crime
As the Justice Secretary Chris Grayling continues to promote his reforms to probation across the media, how widespread is reoffending across prisons in England and Wales? Read
Economy, Business & Finance
The Supreme Court this week delivered their judgement in a case brought to challenge the government's work experience schemes. What did the judges decide? Read
Immigration
A diverse group dispersed across Europe, there have been various estimates of how many Roma live in the UK. New research suggests that the migrant population from Central and Eastern Europe is far larger than previously suggested. How do we explain the range of numbers? Read
Representatives from some of the biggest energy companies answered to the Energy Select Committee this week following accusations that wholesale costs weren't rising as fast as consumers were led to believe by the companies' claims. Read
Economy, Business & Finance
While the Conservatives point to the fact that unemployment is falling, Labour argue that the jobs market is still weak. They say that since the 2010 election the number of people working part-time because they can't find a full time job has increased. Do they now account for a larger proportion of the workforce? Read
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