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In June 2016 three quarters of Labour MPs in the House of Commons supported a vote of no confidence in Mr Corbyn. He was re-elected as Labour leader by the wider party, winning 61.8% of the vote. Read
Polling expert Anthony Wells cautions against reading too much into the local election results, ahead of the general election in June. Read
We factchecked claims on public support for a "hard Brexit", pensioner incomes, pensioner poverty, and food banks. Read
We factchecked claims about NHS pay rises, the cost of living, the pensions record of Labour and the Conservatives, A&E waiting times and affordable housing. Read
Claims that the Conservatives' poll lead has plummeted are based on patchy evidence. Read
We factchecked claims on whether wages have fallen, how many people earn less than the living wage, what's happened to the deficit and how many people have been 'taken out' of tax. Read
We factchecked claims on free school meals and attainment, the size of the debt after a hard Brexit, how many pensioners are on benefits, and what happened to unemployment under Labour. Read
We've checked claims made on BBC Question Time about the Conservative manifesto, trade union membership, tax evasion and PFI. Read
We factchecked claims on police funding, per-pupil spending in schools, how many children go to good or outstanding schools, and how much extremist material has been taken off the internet. Read
Polls conducted over the last five years clearly show that supporters of Welsh independence are in a minority, but the exact proportion varies depending on how the question is phrased. Read
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