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Education
Jeremy Corbyn didn’t commit to abolishing student debt before the last election, although he did say he would “deal with” the high debts of graduates and was looking at ways to do so. Read
Economy, Business & Finance
The National Living Wage has increased earnings, but there’s more to inequality trends than just changes to wages. Read
Crime
Claims about police pay at PMQs aren’t likely to represent the experience of most officers. Read
Economy, Business & Finance
Executive pay policy is being strengthened, but not to the extent that was previously pledged. Read
Crime
The use of stop and search powers across England and Wales has fallen significantly over the past few years. Read
Immigration
There aren’t official figures to prove how many international students return home after their studies, and the available evidence which might give an indication is contradictory. Read
Europe
The EU's food standards arm says there are "no safety concerns" with the process of washing chicken with chlorine, but has raised other concerns about hygiene. Read
Economy, Business & Finance
People in poverty have been increasingly likely to be in a family where someone has a job. Read
Europe
We don't fully know how leaving Euratom - the European common market in nuclear materials - will affect our access to them. Read
Europe
Figures on this subject don't tell us how many jobs would actually be lost if we left the EU. Read
