How to spot misleading images online
We explain how reverse image searching, and some other steps, can help you spot images being used to spread misinformation online. Read
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Does factchecking have a women problem?
Our Research and Impact Manager Amy Sippitt explores the world of factchecking's persistent problem with under-reaching women - and why it matters. Read
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Crime
Do a majority of Britons say the police have lost control of the streets?
43% of British adults polled said their police force was excellent or good and a majority said they felt safe on their streets. Read
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Health
How much of the NHS budget is spent on people over 85?
Research suggests that by 2021/22 around 10% of health spending across the UK will go on those aged 85 plus. Read
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BBC Question Time: factchecked
This week Question Time was in Dartford. We factchecked claims on post-Brexit customs arrangements, how constituencies voted in the EU referendum, our EU budget contributions, and who we trade with. Read
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Europe
Is the UK going to become the EU’s tax collector?
The UK government has put forward proposals for a “facilitated customs arrangement” to replace the relationship we have with the EU through the customs union. We took a look at how it could work. Read
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Europe
Does most UK trade happen outside of the EU and trade agreements?
Most of the UK’s trade is with countries we have EU trade agreements with, not under WTO rules. Read
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Europe
The UK is one of the biggest contributors to the EU budget
The UK has been the third or fourth largest contributing country to the EU budget in recent years, and of the 28 member states is one of 10 to contribute more than it gets back in receipts. Read
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Europe
Did a majority of Conservative and Labour constituencies vote to leave in the EU referendum?
Official counts for how each parliamentary constituency voted in the EU referendum don’t exist, but the best estimates suggest that a majority of both Conservative and Labour constituencies did vote t Read
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Is wolf whistling about to become illegal?
Wolf whistling is unlikely to result in a prison sentence, even if misogyny is upgraded to a hate crime. Read
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Fact checking claims made by politicians, public figures and viral online content can give you the full picture backed by the evidence.
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