Europe
The Brexit vote 10 years on: your questions answered
A decade on from the referendum, we look at what’s happened to the economy, immigration and that £350 million pledge. Read
Analysis
Europe
We do fact checks and explain news from Europe and the UK's links with it, so you can understand the big stories.
World
How much does the US contribute to NATO?
With the US relationship with NATO top of the news agenda, and lots of claims about defence spending circulating, we look at the numbers. Read
Analysis
Europe
What’s been agreed on British travellers using passport e-gates in the EU?
The government says a new deal between the UK and the EU means passengers will face shorter passport queues, but some have claimed the announcement’s been overblown. Read
Analysis
Ukraine peace talks explained: what’s happening and what could be on the table?
Three years on from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, discussions are underway about possible negotiations to end the war. Our explainer looks at some of the key claims and talking points. Read
Analysis
Europe
Morrisons chicken sparks backlash
A picture of a chicken from Morrisons has gone viral for packaging stating the salt and pepper used are “non-EU”. Morrisons says this is to comply with legal requirements, not to “make a geopolitical Read
Analysis
Europe
When arriving to an EU airport, which queue do I now use at passport control?
Continue to use the EU/EEA/Switzerland queue at European airports until the end of 2020. Read
Analysis
Europe
Brexit: What will change after 31 January?
The main thing you need to know about what will change after Brexit day is that most things will stay the same—for eleven months, at least. Read
Analysis
What do leaked Treasury documents tell us about checks on goods crossing the Irish Sea?
We look at what the leaked Treasury documents Jeremy Corbyn revealed say about checks on goods between Northern Ireland and Great Britain. Read
Analysis
The BBC and ITV seven-party debates, fact checked
We fact check the key claims and major topics from the BBC and ITV seven-party debates, including the NHS, Brexit, poverty, immigration and criminal justice. Read
Analysis
What do the trade documents Jeremy Corbyn showed actually say about drug prices?
The documents show that, as expected, drug patents are a US negotiating objective in trade talks. But they don't show us what, if anything, the UK has actually agreed. Read
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