Explainers and other analysis to deal with misunderstood topics and translate complexity into clarity.
UPDATE: The Daily Mail has now corrected its online article. For details, see the bottom of this post. Today the government outlined how its new £72,000 cap on care costs … Read
Health
One MP raises concerns that banning drugs can be counter-productive. We raise concerns about the numbers. Read
Economy, Business & Finance
We look at today's labour market statistics to see what has gone up or down, and how our workforce is getting on. Read
Crime
This morning Londoners might have been alarmed to read that half of all crimes are ignored by the Met Police. Are London criminals getting away with murder? Read
Health
Is the report into high death rates at NHS hospitals the victim of political spin and media misreporting? Read
Health
Every day 11 women come to England or Wales from Ireland to terminate their pregnancies. Who are they and how do they compare to other nationalities? Read
Health
As a government-commissioned 'food plan' calls for radical measures to change how our children eat at school, do the numbers suggest it's justified? Read
Economy, Business & Finance
British MPs are in line to receive a raise, with their expenses watchdog recommending a £7,500 pay rise from 2015. How does this compare to others' earnings? Read
Economy, Business & Finance
According to the Daily Mail, first-time buyers can't afford to get on the housing ladder and pensioners keep the keys of the nation's housing stock. Are we seeing the rise of Generation Rent? Read
Economy, Business & Finance
Chances are, you know less about the country than you think. The latest poll from Ipsos Mori suggests "how wrong the public can be" when questioned about the state of the nation today. What's the gap between perception and reality? Read
Fact checking claims made by politicians, public figures and viral online content can give you the full picture backed by the evidence.
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