Georgina Lee

Parliamentarians will debate the EU Withdrawal Bill for the first time today. It’s been described as the ‘biggest constitutional change since the war’. FactCheck investigates.

Parliament’s back after the summer and the Brexit bill is on its way through Parliament. Here are four things you need to know.

Race relations are always a significant issue in American public life. FactCheck looks at how perceptions of racism have changed.

Waiting times for surgery in Wales have risen dramatically in the last four years under Labour. But the way funding is allocated to the devolved administrations fails to account for the needs of the population. FactCheck looks at the figures.

Donald Trump and others have described Storm Harvey as a once in 500 year flood. But Houston’s been battered by two other 500-year storms in three years. FactCheck investigates.

Across the country, half a million people are preparing to start their undergraduate degrees. On average, one in 10 UK undergraduates will drop out of university before their second year of study. But in some institutions, that figure is as high as one in four. FactCheck looks at which universities – and which subjects –…

Net migration from the EU is down 40 per cent on last year. FactCheck looks at the figures.

The government has published two papers on its approach to the ECJ after Brexit. But there are plenty of unanswered questions. FactCheck investigates.

FactCheck looks at what we know about the ethnicity of sexual abuse gangs.

What are UK graduates up to three years after they finish they degrees?

White students are twice as likely to get into Oxbridge as black applicants. And what about the school you went to? FactCheck looks at which types of applicant are most successful at the UK’s most famous universities.

Charity spending has long been the subject of media scrutiny. How much do organisations spend on their charitable activities? FactCheck investigates.

Men from the poorest 20% of families are twice as likely to be single in their 40s as their richer counterparts. What’s going on?

It’s been ten years since the financial crisis began. FactCheck looks at three ways millennials are feeling the effects of the crash.

Unemployment is at its lowest level since 1975, the number of “zero hours contracts” is at a record-high at over 900,000. FactCheck looks at the figures.