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Europe
Today the Prime Minister delivered his verdict on Britain's future within the European Union. Full Fact has investigated a few claims from his speech. Read
Crime
A report by the Children's Rights Alliance for England found that 784 child deaths last year had "modifiable factors." What does this mean? Read
While international stories dominated the weekend front pages, the sums of money available to benefits claimants remained the hot domestic topic, and two Sunday papers added more fuel to the … Read
Health
Today Sir David Nicholson, the head of the NHS, suggested that hospitals could be "very bad places" for elderly patients. Arguing that more older people should be cared for in the community, he claimed that as it stands around 40% of patients in an average hospital suffer from dementia. Read
Education
A new report by Policy Exchange has argued a case in favour of vocational courses. But are their conclusions based on sound factual evidence? Read
Economy, Business & Finance
The government has estimated that getting people off sick leave could increase economic output by up to £900 million. But how will this work? Full Fact investigates. Read
It's safe to say the Independent's Voices column was of a different class this week. Commentator and stand-up comedian Mark Steel used his column inches to point out that: "Labour … Read
The MP for Vauxhall Kate Hoey has suggested that the number of helicopter flights in London may have made the London skyline less safe. Can this be true? Read
Health
Health Minister Dan Poulter and the Shadow Health Secretary continued the long-standing debate between the Coalition and Labour over A&E waiting times. But is there even any trend to debate? Read
Economy, Business & Finance
"Ministers are expected to insist that at least nine in 10 people will be better off under the reforms." The Telegraph, January 13, 2012 "Economists are forecasting a 25 per … Read
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