11th Dec 2018
In praise of... Alexios Mantzarlis
The first Director of the International Fact Checking Network Read more
29th Nov 2018
Sign up to use Full Fact Live
Sign up to use Full Fact's live factchecking tool for the Brexit debate on Sunday 9th December. Read more
23rd Nov 2018
Reporting on childhood diabetes prevalence should come with a health warning
Recent media reports have said type 2 diabetes among children is ten times higher than previously thought. But that doesn't mean it's gone up by ten times. We explain why... Read more
23rd Nov 2018
Got a question about Brexit? Ask Full Fact
Ask us any questions you have about Brexit, and we'll work with experts to try and get you the answers you deserve. Read more
23rd Nov 2018
Research update #2: Countering misinformation, and demographic differences in news consumption
An occasional series summarising research that can inform our work from Full Fact's Research Manager Amy Sippitt. Read more
16th Nov 2018
What we’re doing about Brexit
Whichever side of Brexit you end up on, you deserve the facts – and we want to make sure you have them. We'll be working with leading experts to explain ... Read more
1st Nov 2018
Confusing calculations: why politicians should stick to the basics
A recent figure used by the Chancellor had us scratching our heads. When we investigated further, we found some confusing calculations and potentially misleading numbers. Read more
29th Oct 2018
How well do we understand economic terms?
How good a job do politicians and the media do of actually communicating what economic terms mean? Read more
29th Oct 2018
How to understand the Budget – without the spin
How can you tell whether the Budget speech is giving you the full picture or not? Here are nine key things to look out for… Read more
23rd Oct 2018
Research update #1: Filter bubbles, lazy thinking, and where misinformation comes from
An occasional series summarising research that can inform our work from Full Fact's Research Manager Amy Sippitt. Read more
12th Oct 2018
How to series: a guide to factchecking the internet
In this series of 'How-tos', we guide you on the different ways you can spot misinformation and find the most reputable information online. Read more
8th Oct 2018
The Department for Education gets a failing grade on statistics
The UK Statistics Authority has written to the Department for Education to express “serious concerns” about the Department’s “presentation and use of statistics”. Read more