Companies have to consider workers in the UK for some jobs
A requirement for companies to advertise in the UK before recruiting from abroad is nothing new. Read
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Conor James McKinney
A tale of two courts
Why would a judge's finding that someone killed their child be kept secret from the jury trying his case? Read
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Education
Social mobility in the selective education era
The evidence suggests that grammar schools weren't any better for overall social mobility in their 1950s/60s heyday than they are at the moment. Read
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Immigration
Net migration: still at record high and trend flat
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
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How much does the Prime Minister get paid?
How much the Prime Minister makes is a hot search topic at the moment. Theresa May's job comes with a salary of £150,402. Read
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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
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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
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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
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The Court of Protection
An overview of the Court of Protection, which deals with cases where people lack capacity to make their own decisions. Read
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Crime
Lord Janner's prosecution explained
The Lord Janner prosecution is big news, but what do terms like 'fitness to plead' and 'trial of the facts' actually mean? We explain, with expert help. Read
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