FactCheck

Extending free movement to the rest of the world is not Labour party policy.

There’s a catch: we lost just over 20,000 police officers during austerity.

The party pledge to increase NHS budgets by £26bn by 2023-24.

Labour’s official policy is to support the replacement of the UK’s Trident deterrent. But Jeremy Corbyn is a lifelong supporter of nuclear disarmament.

The PM said ‘There will be no forms, no checks, no barriers of any kind.’

The incorrect adverts have been displayed on Facebook over a million times.

It would cost the health service £500m a week if British patients had to pay the same price for drugs as people in the US do.

The senior cabinet minister seemed to contradict his own government’s deal.

Mr Farage’s claim is at odds with the available evidence.

The Prime Minister wants a ballot on 12 December.

The UK could face a second no-deal deadline in the next three years.

How does Boris Johnson’s deal differ from the one that Theresa May failed to get past the House of Commons?

Official Labour policy is to maintain Britain’s commitment to the NATO alliance and to continue to spend at least 2 per cent of GDP on defence.

What could it mean for future elections?

“Violence against the person” includes “violence without injury” as well as “stalking and harassment”.