The World Economic Forum does not have its own paramilitary force
An Instagram post depicting a police officer wearing a WEF badge is not proof the forum has its own force. Read
Fact checks about UK law, how legal systems work, justice and human rights
An Instagram post depicting a police officer wearing a WEF badge is not proof the forum has its own force. Read
Those liable do have to pay council tax, and nothing in the Magna Carta stops that being the case. Read
The number of criminal barristers has stayed steady, but the number working full-time on publicly-funded cases has fallen. Read
Legal opinion suggests sharing photographs of prisoners of war doesn’t necessarily breach the Convention—but it still may be better not to do so. Read
A post on Instagram misquotes sections of the Equality Act. Read
Claims that what the four defendants admitted to did legally amount to criminal damage omit key parts of the definition of the offence. Read
New Covid face mask rules, for example, came into force before Parliament voted on the matter. Read
Immigration
A previously debunked claim about people being granted the right to live in the UK because they own a pet here has reappeared. Read
Asked about an alleged party at Downing Street during lockdown, Dominic Raab claimed police ‘don’t normally’ investigate alleged offences which took place a year ago. Read
Health
There is no indication that the poll, carried out amongst Independent readers, included a representative sample of respondents. Read