Ask Full Fact: Brexit in court
We've heard a lot about legal challenges after the vote to leave the European Union. What are they about and what do they hope to achieve? Read
Analysis
Conor James McKinney
Education
School spending: up or down?
As teachers walk out, we investigate whether the schools budget is being cut or not. Read
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Europe
Will the UK pay for future Eurozone bailouts?
The UK can be asked for financial support for Eurozone countries but is guaranteed its money back. Read
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Europe
The hunt for an EU army
The EU doesn't have an army, and doesn't look like getting one. It encourages military co-operation, and at least a few politicians support EU armed forces. Read
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Europe
What happens to British citizens abroad and EU citizens here, if we leave the EU?
If the UK votes to leave the European Union, what happens to its citizens in EU countries, and EU citizens in the UK, will be a matter for negotiation. Read
Analysis
Europe
Would leaving the EU cost the NHS?
The Trades Union Congress, Alistair Darling and George Osborne have all made claims about the cost to the NHS if we vote to leave the EU. Read
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Europe
Have 5,000 jihadis come into the EU?
Claims that there are 5,000 terrorists loose in Europe have been attributed to the director of Europol, the EU law enforcement agency. He says otherwise. Read
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Europe
UK law: What proportion is influenced by the EU?
We often see conflicting figures on the percentage of UK laws that come from the EU. There's no one definitive answer, and many ways of calculating this. Read
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Europe
Who can vote in the EU referendum?
This series of articles answers the most popular Google searches about the EU referendum on 23 June. Read
Analysis
Europe
Renegotiating "ever closer union"
Dropping our EU treaty commitment to "ever closer union" - as David Cameron says he wants to do - may have a political impact, but no direct legal effect. Read
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