FactCheck

There are important questions about the coronavirus strategy that government departments simply won’t answer in full.

The government is facing pressure to change course – including from some Conservative MPs.

Government rules contain exemptions for parents who don’t live with their children.

Nadine Dorries claimed ‘there is no such thing as herd immunity’.

There have been mixed messages recently about how a Covid-19 vaccination programme would be handled.

The government didn’t offer us any evidence that it lifted 200,000 people out of absolute poverty.

There are no easy answers.

The government has confirmed a previously-announced target to increase offshore wind capacity to 40GW by 2030.

Boris Johnson says UK manufacturers are due to meet 70 per cent of demand in December.

Some people think the prime minister’s father should be fined for shopping without a face covering. But new figures show the police rarely issue fines to anyone for breaking Covid-19 rules.

We think Sir Keir’s comments omitted a key piece of context.

New figures have been released today showing that the average journey to a coronavirus testing centre hasn’t got shorter at all.

No official body publishes figures on the number of people who are tested each day.

Let’s take a look at what we know so far.

What kind of distances are people being asked to drive in the worst cases?