Prime Minister's Questions, factchecked
We've checked claims at Prime Minister's Questions on midwives, hospital safety, trainee nurses and NHS beds. Read
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Health
Who's cutting hospital bed numbers?
It’s been falling almost constantly since the 1980s, but there's more to these figures than meets the eye. Read
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Health
A shortage of midwives?
There are more midwives in England than there were in 2010, but the trade union representing them estimates that there’s a shortage, as has the National Audit Office. Read
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Economy, Business & Finance
Business rates: how many council areas will face rate rises?
Whatever the impact it won’t happen straight away. The impact of the revaluation on 1 April will be phased in over the next few years. Read
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Education
Schools will have less to spend per pupil by 2020
The National Audit Office has said that although overall spending on schools will increase between 2014/15 and 2019/20, increasing pupil numbers and staff costs mean they will need to spend 8% less pe Read
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Health
Social care and hospital delays
20 councils accounted for 50% of the discharges delayed due to social care in November 2016. 24 councils accounted for around 50% of delays due to any reason. Read
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Three ways to tackle post-truth politics
Last year Oxford Dictionaries named ‘post-truth’ as 2016’s word of the year. Here are three ways to tackle it. Read
Comment
Has the Scottish Government budget increased or decreased since 2010?
Panelists on this week's Question Time clashed over the Scottish Government budget. Read
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BBC Question Time, factchecked
We factchecked claims on Scottish education, spending and the public's views on a second referendum. Read
Analysis
How likely is a second Scottish independence referendum?
Opinion polls show more people are against a second referendum on independence than are for it. 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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