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How many lives would early cancer diagnosis save?
There's uncertainty around estimates of how many deaths could be prevented by earlier diagnosis of cancer Read
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Economy, Business & Finance
£1.2 billion saved? The troubled families programme
David Cameron says the government's troubled families programme saved £1.2 billion. But we don't know what the effect of the programme actually was. Read
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Health
Foreign nurses: how many are to be "kicked out" due to visa rules?
The Independent and the Mirror have reported very different figures on the number of nurses who'll be affected by recent visa changes. Read
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When talking about benefit cuts it's unhelpful to refer to the "£220 billion" welfare budget
The £220 billion welfare budget includes pension costs, which aren't going to be cut. Read
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Health
NHS waiting times: one of three 18-week targets has been missed in 10 of 12 months
The NHS has missed one of its 18 week waiting time targets in 10 of the last 12 months - what's behind worsening performance on this measure? Read
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Economy, Business & Finance
Will there be a million more over 70s in 2020?
The UK population is ageing, and this is putting considerable pressure on public finances. Read
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Europe
Tariffs and barriers: trade between Britain and the EU
What would trade between Britain and the EU look like if we left? Read
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Welfare spending, wage growth and housing: factchecking Prime Minister's Questions
We've checked PMQs claims on welfare spending, house building, record wage growth, rapes reported in London and women living in refuge Read
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Economy, Business & Finance
Does the UK make up 7% of the world's welfare spending?
The UK makes up a 7% share of the world's welfare spending, according to the Chancellor. But it seems to be based on unpublished "internal analysis". Read
Analysis
Election 2015: the most expensive poll on record?
Claims that 2015 election was the 'most expensive' ever are based on donations, but spending during election time is capped, and we don't have figures yet. Read
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