Crime
Hate crime in England and Wales
The number of recorded hate crimes in England and Wales spiked after the 2016 EU referendum and after terror attacks in the UK in 2017. Read
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Crime
The number of recorded hate crimes in England and Wales spiked after the 2016 EU referendum and after terror attacks in the UK in 2017. Read
We factchecked claims on abortion law in Northern Ireland, unemployment, Northern Irish exports and more. Read
We factchecked claims about Universal Credit: whether it's leading to rent arrears, if it's being paid on time and how much the helpline costs. We also looked at how many people were on out-of-work be Read
Health
Junior doctors make up almost half of all doctors in hospitals in England, and can have up to ten years of practical medical experience. Read
We factchecked the panel's claims on disadvantaged students going to university and the government's house building record. Read
We factchecked the panellists' claims on reducing the deficit, funding of the NHS and the frequency of the NHS winter crisis, and whether Labour expects a run on the pound. Read
Health
Government after government has considered £500 million plenty of money to boast about giving the NHS to help deal with the extra pressures of winter. Read
Economy, Business & Finance
Around 6 million employee jobs earned less than the living wage in 2016. We can’t say exactly how many people this applies to as some may be doing more than one job. Read
We factchecked the panellists claims on NHS staff from the EU, tuition fee increases and abolishing student debt. Read
We checked the panel's claims on the public sector pay cap, private sector earnings since the recession, and the National Living Wage. Read