FactCheck

Campaigners have accused rich countries of doing too little, too late to stop the spread of the pandemic around the world.

Matt Hancock said the “best estimate” was 1.6% – but there’s key data missing.

The evidence is emerging – here’s what we know so far.

The data doesn’t tell us about this specific policy.

The video actually shows Swedish security guards detaining a nine-year-old boy in Malmo in 2015.

Not having to show ID creates an obvious theoretical risk of “personation” – people pretending to be someone else in order to steal their vote. But there is no evidence that this is a widespread problem in the UK.

Some £1.6bn was due to have been spent by 31 March this year.

Who gets to decide whether someone in power is guilty of lying? And what penalties are in place for those who are found to have deliberately misled parliament or the public?

A further 81 PPE contracts have come to light that breached the government’s own procurement rules.

Campaigners say David Cameron’s activities prove that UK law on lobbying is not fit for purpose.

How does the possible clotting risk compare to Covid-19 and to other medications?

The Conservative hopeful says he’ll reverse Sadiq Khan’s latest tax hike.

The evidence isn’t clear-cut.