The hunt for 8.4 million Welsh-speaking telly addicts (yng Nghymraeg!)
Now in Welsh: Minister says twice as many people watch Welsh language TV as live in Wales. Read
Analysis
Analysis
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Tax credits, asylum seekers, and the underreporting of rape: factchecking Prime Minister's Questions
We've checked the claims from PMQs on last week's budget, housing for asylum seekers, and on how many rape victims report the crime to the police Read
Analysis
Economy, Business & Finance
Who's responsible for scrutinizing our official statistics?
The government has announced a review of the production Britain's economic statistics. The Treasury could assume responsibility for the quality of official figures, and it's argued that this would make production answerable to parliament. But the production of UK statistics is already answerable to parliament through the work of the UK statistics authority. Read
Analysis
Economy, Business & Finance
Are high-earners paying a greater share of tax than in 2010?
The Chancellor has claimed that the richest are paying a greater share of tax, something that's supported by Treasury analysis. Read
Analysis
Health
Wanted: evidence that a bad diet causes 70,000 premature deaths every year
It's widely claimed that a bad diet leads to 70,000 premature deaths a year in the UK. But it's difficult to find a reliable source for this figure. Read
Analysis
Economy, Business & Finance
Has the Prime Minister broken a promise on tax credits?
The Prime Minister has been accused of breaking a pledge on child tax credits. So what exactly was promised? Read
Analysis
Economy, Business & Finance
The welfare budget
A look at the welfare budget with context, key facts and sources of information. Read
Analysis
How is the welfare budget split?
Take a guess at how the welfare budget breaks down and see how close you are with a handy new tool from the ONS. Read
Analysis
Economy, Business & Finance
Factchecking the Summer Budget 2015
We've picked out and checked nine claims from Osborne and Harman's speeches on the Summer Budget. Read
Analysis
The government's "modest proposal"
David Cameron describes his government's English votes scheme as a "modest proposal". Experts said recently that it lies between "moderate and radical". Read
Analysis
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