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Health
In collaboration with the Nuffield Trust we looked at whether or not this winter was the worst ever for the NHS in England. Read
Economy, Business & Finance
Employment is up, unemployment is down and there are more people from outside the UK in work than before the Brexit vote. Read
Europe
In 2016, the majority of Northern Irish goods trade sent outside its borders went to Great Britain. Read
Economy, Business & Finance
How many households made homeless by the Grenfell Tower fire have accepted permanent or temporary accommodation, and how many are in permanent homes? Read
We factchecked claims relating to Grenfell, deaths because of stabbings and shootings and on police budgets and numbers and prosecutions and prison sentences for people carrying blades. Read
Crime
Police budgets, police officer numbers and community policing, we factcheck the claims. Read
The leader of the government’s independent review into building regulations and fire safety said she didn’t think it was her role to go into the detail of individual regulations. Read
Crime
Across the whole of England and Wales homicides attributed to stabbings or shootings have increased in recent years. Read
Health
We’ve factchecked a viral graphic on NHS funding, A&E waiting times, ambulance targets, hospital beds and GPs. Read
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