Prime Minister's Questions, factchecked
We looked at claims about university acceptances, Welsh trade and the value of the pound. Read
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Education
Half a million fewer men accepted to university than women
Between 2007 and 2016 half a million fewer men than women living in the UK have been accepted to UK universities. Read
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Europe
Do two thirds of Welsh exports go to the EU?
The headline figure is correct for goods exports. The way Wales’ trade is calculated has changed significantly in recent months. Read
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Is crime about to double tomorrow?
Probably not - here's why. Read
Comment
Europe
Ask Full Fact: what happens if parliament rejects a new EU deal?
There are several different scenarios, but the UK can leave the EU without a deal if parliament rejects the one on offer in a couple of years' time. Read
Analysis
Health
Are there 13 deaths by suicide every day?
It is correct that in 2015 there were around 13 deaths by suicide a day in England. Read
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Why is there a Brexit court case in Ireland?
Campaigners are taking a case to the Irish High Court in order to find out whether a notification under Article 50 can be reversed. Read
Analysis
BBC Question Time, factchecked
We've factchecked the panel's claims on NHS staff, hospital "black alerts", health spending and the wealth of the 1%. Read
Analysis
Health
How many hospital black alerts were there this week?
Media reports say that 23 hospital trusts in England have reached the highest level on the NHS’s system for saying whether they are under pressure, or are otherwise under serious strain. Read
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Health
Four million on hospital waiting lists
At least 3.7 million patient referrals in England were waiting to receive non-emergency treatment as of November 2016. It may be as high as 3.9 million. Read
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