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The Prime Minister says the increase in disabled people in work is thanks to the government — contradicting the National Audit Office.

Here are eight official statements from Labour frontbenchers condemning the use of NDAs.

There is already an expert review underway into the effectiveness of the sugar tax now.

FactCheck still hasn’t had an adequate explanation from the party.

Boris Johnson hasn’t always been crystal-clear about the detail of his Brexit plans.

The Conservative leadership hopeful is keen to remind us of his time as health secretary.

Boris Johnson was keen to mention his time as London mayor when he launched his official campaign to succeed Theresa May yesterday.

The candidates have been keen to show that they have bold new policy ideas, but some of them sound a lot like things that have already been announced.

The NHS is always an emotionally charged subject, and FactCheck’s inbox is full of warnings from campaigners about a supposed threat to Britain’s public health system from across the Atlantic. Is there real cause for concern, or have the warnings been overcooked?

The Conservative leadership hopeful said the UK is “one of the most generous countries” for disability benefits.

The party said in September that it had adopted all 11 examples of antisemitism recommended by the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance.

It looks like Labour would benefit from adopting a pro-remain stance at a general election

Who “won” the European Parliament elections? With almost every result in, we can confirm that these elections have been a big success for the Brexit Party. Nigel Farage’s new party won 32 per cent of the popular vote, or more than 5.2 million votes. Under the proportional representation system used to allocate seats, that means…

If we want to gauge opinion on Brexit, we’re better off considering opinion polls.

Her time in office will forever be associated with Brexit. But the trials and tribulations of Mrs May’s premiership don’t end there.