23rd May 2018
How did Full Fact help secure the publication of housing and immigration data?
What is the process that transforms a claim into a factcheck, and how do we make sure unsubstantiated claims don’t get repeated? Read more
9th May 2018
When headlines aren’t quite as they seem
Why headlines matter and how we secured a correction about millennials. Read more
2nd May 2018
Full Fact puts Claims and Conclusions under the spotlight
We recently published our 1,000th conclusion. In true Full Fact style, it's time to evaluate how well they are working. Read more
18th Apr 2018
Making progress on mental health
An update on our progress to improve the transparency of mental health statistics. Read more
16th Apr 2018
Audience Research
We conducted our first large-scale audience research in autumn 2017, to find out about who follows our work and why. Read more
28th Mar 2018
Full Fact goes Live on the BBC
A day in the life of Full Fact factchecker, Claire Milne, who last week appeared on BBC Live Lessons to teach 11-14 year-olds about how to spot misinformation in the ... Read more
19th Mar 2018
The Future of Promise Tracking
The Future of Promise Tracking is an in-depth report which examines promise tracking from first principles and builds towards recommendations on how a high-quality promise tracker can be built. Read more
22nd Feb 2018
For the love of statistics: Full Fact welcomes new Code of Practice
A new Code of Practice for accurate and accessible statistics Read more
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14th Feb 2018
Customising annotation tools for factchecking at scale
Here's how we customised Prodigy, an annotation tool, to collect 25,000+ annotations from 90 amazing volunteers, in aid of our automated factchecking project. Read more
9th Feb 2018
Bank of England aims at the general public, and scores
The Bank of England's new visual summary is aimed squarely at an everyday audience. There are bite-sized pieces of information, no jargon, and the sentences are short. Read more
16th Jan 2018
Full Fact comment on latest EU membership fee claim
The UK is lucky to have independent statistics. It’s not a permanent state of affairs. Read more