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Misinformation Toolkit
Our investigation found the tool claimed five images shared by politicians were “made or edited” with AI, when those who’d posted them said they weren’t. Read
We've factchecked the BBC Question Time panel's claims on EU citizens, sexual offences, and the police. Read
Crime
Criminal barristers have estimated that 50% of Crown Court trials now involve sex crime. The official numbers we’ve seen don’t say. Read
Crime
The number of police officers has dropped by 19,000 since 2010. Read
Crime
While it's true that two thirds of police forces across England and Wales were rated good or outstanding in 2016, only one was outstanding. The other 28 were rated good. Read
Immigration
Growing numbers of EU nationals have been applying for permanent residence status in the UK. Read
Immigration
What's happened to immigration, EU workers and the population since the Brexit referendum? Read
We factchecked claims on PIP regulations, government borrowing and parity of esteem for mental and physical health services. Read
Health
The government wants to achieve equality between the physical and mental health services provided to people, but it’s not there yet. Read
Health
The recent tribunal ruling on the disability benefit PIP was about the interpretation and application of the language of existing regulations. Read
Economy, Business & Finance
Borrowing peaked at about 10% of the size of the economy (GDP) in 2009/10, and it’s now down to about 3.5%. That’s a relatively large deficit, but not off the scale historically. Read
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