Economy, Business & Finance
The changing face of welfare
Since 2010 the government has introduced a number of changes to the welfare system. We looked at how things have changed. Read
Analysis
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Immigration
Net migration: still at record high and trend flat
Net migration estimates show a continuation of recent trends, with the change over last year almost five times smaller than the margin for error. Read
Analysis
Diversity among judges: a mixed picture
Figures show that an increasing percentage of judges are female. The same goes for ethnic minorities, although the statistics don't make this clear. Read
Fact check
Health
Is there a shortage of maternal mental health services?
Figures show that 39% of CCGs have no community mental health provision for pregnant or new mothers. Read
Fact check
Economy, Business & Finance
Regional investment in transport: we don’t know exactly who gets what
There aren't figures that show exactly how much more transport investment is planned for London than the rest of the UK. Read
Fact check
The Olympic Games, factchecked
We looked into whether this was Team GB's best Olympics ever, how much funding it gets, and which sports UK athletes have won the most medals in. Read
Fact check
Dodgy uses of statistics and how the BBC can avoid them
We were glad to see the BBC Trust take up our recommendations in its recent report on the BBC's coverage and use of statistics. Read
Comment
Crime
Reporting sexual offences in schools: an incomplete picture
Figures suggest sexual offences in schools have more than doubled over four years, but they are incomplete and don’t show the full picture across the UK. Read
Fact check
Open Democracy corrects claim about deaths in police custody
We are grateful to Open Democracy for correcting their article. Read
Comment
Immigration
Asylum seekers, the UK and Europe
In 2015, the UK had the ninth highest number of asylum seekers in the EU, and the fifth highest number of people accepted as refugees. Read
Analysis
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