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Health
Certain politicians and sections of the media have continued to call for the resignation of the NHS Chief Executive, arguing that he ignored the warning signs that meant up to 1,200 people died in Mid Staffordshire hospitals "unnecessarily". But where is this number from? Read
Immigration
In the same week that Theresa May announced a fall in net migration, Yvette Copper and Ed Miliband presented Labour's new approach to immigration. Is it based on sound evidence? Read
Economy, Business & Finance
As the Commons sits to debate the Government's plans for Romanian and Bulgarian newcomers into the UK, Labour questions whether the Coalition are doing enough to enforce the minimum wage so that British workers don't get undercut illegally. Read
Health
With the health service still reeling from the Mid Staffs scandal, should we be worried by the claim in the Sunday Express that the NHS has starved over a thousand patients to death? Read
In response to the Coalition's plan to increase the use of "secret courts" in cases where the intelligence services must defend their conduct, the Daily Mail announced that it would be cheaper for the Government to compensate terror suspects. Is this true? Read
Health
A riddle The Health Secretary, his Labour shadow and the Chair of the UK Statistics Authority walk into a pub. They start discussing the NHS budget. After ordering a round … Read
Economy, Business & Finance
A survey carried out by lobby group Fair Fuel UK found that the soaring cost of petrol is the most pressing national issue. But what of the economy, immigration and the NHS? Read
Economy, Business & Finance
Full Fact investigates the evidence that an army of 16 to 24 year olds have been left workless as a result of the beer tax. Read
Economy, Business & Finance
Liberal Democrat Minister Jeremy Browne told yesterday's Question Time audience that this week's credit rating downgrade should strengthen the UK's resolve to reduce its deficit, as those countries with the best ratings are also those that have cut farthest. Is this true? Read
Crime
Full Fact investigates claims that 15 Romanians have been arrested every day in the UK for the last five years. Read
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