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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
Several outlets report that the most senior family court judge in England and Wales says that public money is being "squandered" on lawyers. Did he? Read
The BBC has said it will make £150 million less in 2016/17 from licence fees than it had expected in 2011, which it attributes to an 'iPlayer loophole'. Read
Crime
The number of frontline prison officers is falling and has been since 2010, although there were increases in recruitment last year. Read
Immigration
Officials and charities disagree over an extra 2,000 migrants in the Calais camp. We look at how both got their figures. Read
Economy, Business & Finance
The Treasury hasn’t backtracked on Help to Buy ISAs, and they don’t just help people who already have the money to buy a house, contrary to some reports. Read
Economy, Business & Finance
Contrary to one report, the vote to leave the EU hasn't pushed up retail prices for bacon. Read
Economy, Business & Finance
Since 2010 the government has introduced a number of changes to the welfare system. We looked at how things have changed. Read
Immigration
Net migration estimates show a continuation of recent trends, with the change over last year almost five times smaller than the margin for error. Read
Figures show that an increasing percentage of judges are female. The same goes for ethnic minorities, although the statistics don't make this clear. Read
Health
Figures show that 39% of CCGs have no community mental health provision for pregnant or new mothers. Read
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