Divorce fees: who pays?
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Annual net migration above 250,000?
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How many more consultants are in A&E?
Health minister Dr Dan Poulter claimed there are now 414 more A&E doctors than in 2009. What do the figures say? Read
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Nurses in the NHS: up or down?
The Prime Minister claims there are 2,000 more nurses than at the election. Labour claims they've fallen in number. There's more to the figures than meets the eye. Read
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Health minister needs to correct 'incurable' hepatitis C claim
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PISA: Can we compare the UK's education performance with other countries?
Spotlight on PISA, with context, key facts and main sources of information. Including: what and who PISA measures; pros and cons; UK and Wales PISA rankings. Read
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Estimating the costs of regulation to British business
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Factchecking the Oscars: 21 million slaves worldwide?
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Crime
Has the legal aid budget 'grown and grown and grown'?
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Getting higher: drug use among the middle-aged
The Mail reports a growing number of over-40s are taking illegal drugs. What do the figures say? Read
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