Immigration
The UK’s population is not projected to grow by five million ‘in just seven years’
Figures quoted by the Express actually refer to the projected population growth over a 10 year period, between 2022 and 2032. Read
Senior Political Journalist
Immigration
Figures quoted by the Express actually refer to the projected population growth over a 10 year period, between 2022 and 2032. Read
Economy, Business & Finance
Dame Diana Johnson is the latest government minister to misstate what IMF and OECD projections show. Read
Economy, Business & Finance
Matthew Pennycook is the latest government minister to suggest the UK is projected to be the fastest growing European economy. Read
It’s not correct that the IMF has said the UK will be the fastest growing European economy. Read
Economy, Business & Finance
New figures published by the International Monetary Fund don’t support claims made by a health minister and the Independent about growth projections. Read
We’ve looked at a number of claims made by President Trump across three speeches on 20 January 2025. Read
Immigration
There have been 16,400 immigration returns since Labour was elected, but the figures we have don’t show how many involved asylum seekers. Read
Economy, Business & Finance
Culture secretary Lisa Nandy claimed the OECD is “confident” this is the case, but it actually projects several European countries will have higher growth than the UK in 2025 and 2026. Read
The figure given by the foreign secretary actually appears to refer to an estimate shared by the Ministry of Defence for the number who were either killed or wounded. Read
Immigration
Small boat arrivals have increased under Labour compared with the same period the previous year, but a figure quoted on the newspaper’s front page isn’t quite right. Read