This is not a picture of Jeremy Corbyn with the IRA
The photo does not show Mr Corbyn with the IRA, but an unnamed man at Bobby Sands’ funeral. Read
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The photo does not show Mr Corbyn with the IRA, but an unnamed man at Bobby Sands’ funeral. Read
Europe
Smaller parties are disadvantaged by the voting system in Great Britain, so it’s harder to win as many seats as larger, unified voting blocs. Read
Property damage after the Second World War was valued at around £1.5 billion at the time. Read
The quote appears to have been coined by a poet. It has since been attributed to Mrs Thatcher, but we don’t know whether she ever quoted it. Read
The image of Jeremy Corbyn and a woman has been digitally edited. Read
Pepsi had a contract with a company which develops flavourings using a cell line originally derived from an aborted foetus. But Pepsi says its own flavourings are not developed this way. Read
Economy, Business & Finance
In May 2010, when the Conservative-led coalition came to power, the national debt was £1.03 trillion. As of March 2019 it had risen to £1.80 trillion. Read
The ingredients it lists are either not present in vaccines, or not in high enough concentrations to do harm. Read
Both parties claim their councils charge lower tax. Neither use data that can really be used to compare council tax in different areas. So both are making fairly meaningless claims. Read
Economy, Business & Finance
The Conservatives’ claim they charge less council tax than Labour is pretty meaningless. It’s based on a flawed method. Read
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