Economy

Universal Credit isn’t the reason there are 1,000 more people a day in work

The Rates: National Minimum Wage, National Living Wage and Living Wage

The UK foreign aid budget: what did the government spend in 2017?

200,000 more people in work under Universal Credit? The government can’t know the answer

BBC Question Time: Recap and Factcheck

How much of this meme on government spending is true?

BBC Question Time: Recap and Factcheck

Has austerity hit the most vulnerable the hardest?

Doing a sterling job? How the UK’s employment record compares to the EU

Do new Universal Credit requirements affect women more?

Have 100,000 retail jobs been lost over three years?

One measure of inequality makes the UK look far less equal than other countries—it’s not

Real wage growth is just above 0%

BBC Question Time: Recap and Factcheck

Out of Africa: the facts about EU tariffs on African exports