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Revealed: what the Scottish and Welsh election candidates talked about on social media
Our AI-assisted analysis of over 19,000 posts shows that the economy was the topic most commonly discussed, with health not far behind. Read
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Our AI-assisted analysis of over 19,000 posts shows that the economy was the topic most commonly discussed, with health not far behind. Read
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Labour has pledged to remove the remaining hereditary peers from the House of Lords, as part of wider reforms to Parliament’s upper chamber. Read
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Full Fact takes a look at Labour’s manifesto promise to bring in new racial equality legislation. Read
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Full Fact looks at Labour’s pledge to give 16 and 17-year-olds the right to vote in all elections. Read
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Full Fact takes a look at whether the government is on track to introduce a ‘Hillsborough Law’, which would introduce a duty of candour on public servants and authorities. Read
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Labour’s manifesto promised to address ‘inconsistencies’ in the rules. Read
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Full Fact takes a look at Labour’s promise to end ‘immunity’ for some types of shoplifting. Read
Politics
There’s no record of Mr Farage recently undergoing a surgical procedure or having late-stage leukemia. We fact checked similar fake photos earlier this year. Read
Politics
We received dozens of tips over the course of the campaign, with many about bar charts in leaflets or councils’ delivery on local issues. Read
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Full Fact takes a look at Labour’s manifesto pledge to introduce a new specific offence for assaults on retail workers. Read
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