Jeremy Corbyn's party conference speech, factchecked
We’ve looked into claims made by Jeremy Corbyn in his speech at the Labour party conference. Read
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We’ve looked into claims made by Jeremy Corbyn in his speech at the Labour party conference. Read
This week's panel included Jacob Rees-Mogg MP, Liz Kendall MP, Caroline Lucas MP, Norman Lamb MP and broadcaster and columnist Julia Hartley-Brewer. Read
The Question Time panel included Anna Soubry MP, shadow chancellor John McDonnell MP, the SNP's justice spokesperson Joanna Cherry MP, the Daily Mail's Quentin Letts and Alastair Campbell. Read
“We've been working, over the last year, to unite the party, and we were winning electorally and in the polls.” John McDonnell, 15 September 2016 “85 out of 89 polls … Read
Poor children do worse in areas that have grammar schools “The evidence, Mr Speaker, of the effects of selection is this. In Kent, which has a grammar school system, 27% … Read
Prime Minister's Questions for the 7th of September 2016, factchecked 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
We looked into whether this was Team GB's best Olympics ever, how much funding it gets, and which sports UK athletes have won the most medals in. Read
Andy Murray is the first to win two Olympic gold medals in singles tennis, but other men and women have won multiple gold medals. Read
Economy, Business & Finance
There's three shortlisted projects for airport expansion. MPs suggested that delaying the decision costs the UK between £2 million and £7 million a day. Read
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