There isn’t good data on how much the NHS spends on translators
A claim saying NHS translators cost £100 million over five years is based on incomplete data from almost ten years ago. Read
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Do Labour councils cost you £350 less in council tax?
We haven’t found a fair and accurate way to compare whether Labour or Conservative councils cost you more in council tax. Read
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Europe
Does the public want no deal?
Some polls indicate no deal is the most preferred Brexit outcome but others don’t. The results are heavily influenced by methodology. Read
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Economy, Business & Finance
Prime Minister’s pension claims don’t adjust for inflation
Theresa May said under the Conservatives the basic state pension increased by over £1,450. That’s correct in cash terms but once you account for inflation it’s around £550 more. Read
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Europe
Is the government prepared for a no deal Brexit?
A number of government ministers have said they are ready for no deal. The government is not completely prepared in a number of areas, and in other areas there is not enough evidence to know. Read
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This post about MPs is untrue and around 20 years old
The original post made unverified claims about members of the US Congress. Read
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Does Poland’s migration policy explain its lack of terror attacks?
Poland doesn’t have a “no-migrants” policy, but does have very few migrants. Its lack of terror attacks can’t be explained by this alone. Read
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Former Labour minister didn’t call for Sharia law
Quotes claiming a former Labour minister supported Sharia law are falsified. Read
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Health
Have 200,000 nurses quit the NHS?
Around 200,000 nurses and health visitors who have left the NHS in England in the last eight years, including those who have retired or died in service. Read
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Research update #3: who shares ‘false news’ and what makes a good graph
An occasional series summarising research that can inform our work from Full Fact's Research Manager Amy Sippitt. Read
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