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After 105 days of unanswered emails, complaints to the PCC, long waits for responses, several articles and slow progress in negotiations, the Sun and Daily Mail newspapers have finally corrected … Read
Economy, Business & Finance
In an article trailing the government's announcement that it will extend the right to work flexible hours to all employees, the Guardian reported that one million women are "missing" from the UK economy. What does this mean and where is this number from? Read
Education
Public spending on education has been cut and tuition fees have trebled. So how does the UK compare to the rest of the world? We look at claims made by a leading Oxford academic. Read
Education
Last month we learned how some MPs struggle with relatively simple maths problems. According to the Government this morning, the same problem is becoming increasingly prevalent among England's 11-14 year-olds. … Read
Economy, Business & Finance
Forty-two years after the Equal Pay act was passed in parliament, female executives are losing just under £500,000 to their male counterparts over the course of their careers. At least, … Read
In certain parts of England, how you're cared for in your old age depends on which side of the street you live on. Many people are shocked to discover that … Read
Health
Several newspapers have reported that each year the deaths of up to 24,000 diabetes patients could be prevented by better treatment. But when exactly is a death "avoidable"? Read
Economy, Business & Finance
The rise in apprenticeships is one of the coalition's success stories. We look at the facts behind the numbers. Read
Economy, Business & Finance
At the start of 'Living Wage week', Full Fact explores the numbers behind the morning's news. Do five million of us earn less than the Wage? Read
How does Britain rank for income taxation in the world? A network of tax professionals delivers a negative appraisal. Full Fact investigates. Read
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