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Home ownership rates have increased in recent years, but are still well below where they were 20 years ago.

Labour have been fighting off claims that they are losing huge numbers of members. The last time the party published official membership figures, for December 2017, they said they had a massive 564,000 members. But is that number trustworthy?

Boris Johnson, who was a key figurehead in the Vote Leave campaign, said: “I didn’t say anything about Turkey in the referendum… I didn’t say a thing about Turkey.” We’ve checked the record and we don’t think that’s true.

MPs will vote on the government’s future tonight.

The majority of Labour voters do not consider themselves working class.

Jeremy Corbyn is in Wakefield to deliver his first major speech on Brexit of 2019. But he’s made some misleading claims along the way.

It’s hard to see how we could get out of paying up – even if there’s no deal.

Theresa May was defending her Brexit plans this morning. But she made a misleading claim in the process.

Geoffrey Cox didn’t really tell us any new facts, but he has set out some of the unpalatable elements of Theresa May’s divorce plan in phrases that have been seized on by the government’s opponents.

“The analysis does not show that we will be poorer than the status quo today.” Theresa May, Prime Minister’s Questions, 28 November 2018 There was a ding-dong in parliament today after the government published a new Treasury analysis of the possible economic effects of Brexit. Theresa May insisted the forecast did not show that Britain…

The US President suggested that Mrs May’s proposed deal could prevent UK-US trade.

“We will take back control of our borders, by putting an end to the free movement of people once and for all. Instead of an immigration systems based on where a person comes from, we will build one based on the skills and talents a person has to offer” That’s what the Prime Minister wrote…

Let’s take a look at the statistics.

Theresa May has been defending her Brexit plan, after it was heavily criticised last week. FactCheck examines two of the main concerns. Could the UK really get “trapped” in a backstop?