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Economy, Business & Finance
"the minimum wage under this Government is going up, and going up in real terms" David Cameron, Prime Minister's Questions, 15 October 2014 Amidst yesterday's furore over comments made by … Read
Health
The consensus among experts is that switching to e-cigarettes has significant health benefits for smokers, although the safety of different models might vary. There are also concerns that they might … Read
Health
Thousands of NHS staff, including nurses, midwives and ambulance staff went on strike today in a dispute over pay. The latest figures show that the average pay for NHS staff … Read
Immigration
The UK Statistics Authority has criticised the Home Office for failing to publish evidence behind claims made by its Ministers in relation to the row over this summer's passport "backlog". … Read
Here is our take on the key claims made by Nick Clegg today as he addressed his party conference. 1. "Anxiety, panic attacks, depression, anorexia, bulimia, self-harm, bi-polar disorder — … Read
Health
"An analysis by the Royal College of GPs has identified 543 GP practices out of the 8,000 in England it believes could be forced to shut in the next year. … Read
Health
Research on the relationship between breast cancer risk and weight gain (with skirt sizes used as an indicator) was reported extensively last week. From the headlines you could be forgiven … Read
Economy, Business & Finance
Following David Cameron's speech to the Conservative party conference, the Labour party has accused the Prime Minister of making a "misleading reference to the Government's record on the national debt", … Read
Here is our take on the key claims made by the Prime Minister today as he addressed his party conference. 1. Three million people have been taken out of income … Read
Today we teamed up with Sky News to live-factcheck Ed Miliband's leader speech to the Labour Party conference both on our Twitter feed, theirs and in the studio. Here is … Read
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