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Following up our answers on the Jeremy Vine show
Here are the full facts and figures answering the questions put to Joe and Will on BBC Radio 2 today. Read
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We do fact checks and explain news from Europe and the UK's links with it, so you can understand the big stories.
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Factcheck: Did George Osborne halve the UK's EU bill?
Has Britain's £1.7bn additional contribution to the EU budget been 'halved', or were we always due a rebate? Read
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Why the UK is being asked to pay £1.7 billion to the EU
The European Commission has asked the UK to contribute an extra £1.7 billion to its budget by 1 December. The Prime Minister's words to MPs this week were defiant: "Britain … Read
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Kettles are still not about to be banned by the EU
"Now kettles face EU ban" according to the front page of today's Express. The article itself was more equivocal, saying the EU executive had commissioned a report which "sets out … Read
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Is Wales getting the best deal out of the EU?
It was claimed on last week's Question Time that unlike the UK, Wales is a net beneficiary of the EU. But it's not as straightforward a calculation. Read
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UK law and the EU: new estimates from House of Commons Library
Nick Clegg claimed 7% of UK law was influenced by the EU. Nigel Farage claimed 75%. The House of Commons Library's verdict: neither of them is right. Read
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Is Britain sending £30m in child benefit to EU families?
"BRITISH taxpayers are giving more than £30million a year in Child Benefit to families in other EU countries." Daily Express, 28 May 2014 "Child benefit worth £30million paid by Britain … Read
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We still need to be cautious about Romanian and Bulgarian immigration estimates
Two sets of figures released today have reignited the debate about European immigration. But neither necessarily tells us much about the impact that lifting transitional controls on Romanian and Bulgarian immigration had on the numbers arriving in this country. Read
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European elections: all the info you need on polling day
The UK is among the first of the EU member states to cast its vote for the MEPs who will represent the country in Brussels to 2019. We've pulled together some information to help those going to the polls today. Read
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Will the European elections decide who's 'in charge in Europe'?
Elections to the European Parliament are due to be held in the UK. But to what extent will they decide 'who's in charge in Europe'? Read
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