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
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Commentary on the state of misinformation, and news from the Full Fact team.
Why we need to stop saying ‘fake news’
The term is too vague to be useful and has been weaponised by politicians. Read
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After the fact – Jeremy Hunt vs Ralf Little
In December, we factchecked a Twitter debate between Jeremy Hunt and Ralf Little on mental health. Find out how we're following up. Read
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2017: factchecked
Here's what we got up to in the last 12 months. Read
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Freedom of Information: slow and effective but can't keep up with elections
Freedom of Information is slow and steady - but not fast enough to be useful during elections. Read
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How we live-factcheck Prime Minister’s Questions
Ever wondered how Full Fact live-factchecks a programme like Prime Minister's Questions? Here's how. Read
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Full Fact talks automated factchecking on BBC Click
Full Fact showcases automated factchecking tools for BBC Click. Read
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Take our 10 minute survey and you could win one of two £50 high street vouchers. Read
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Facebook moves against secretive political advertising—beating MPs to the punch
Facebook has announced new rules to stop people running political advertising that can’t be traced. How much good this announcement does will depend on the details. Read
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Automated Factchecking at Full Fact
Full Fact’s automated factchecking project is central both to the future of our factchecking work and to answering the worldwide need to scale up the work of factcheckers. Read
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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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