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How many UK doctors are going abroad and how does pay compare?
How many doctors are actually leaving the UK to work elsewhere – and how does the pay compare? FactCheck takes a look.
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How many cats have died of feline coronavirus in Cyprus and are there UK cases?
What are the symptoms of cat coronavirus and has the outbreak spread to the UK? FactCheck takes a look.
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Why is US decision to give cluster munitions to Ukraine controversial?
US President Joe Biden has announced the country will supply cluster munitions to Ukraine to help its fight against Russian forces. FactCheck takes a look.
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What’s going on with the world’s oceans – and what’s a marine heatwave?
The world’s oceans have been heating to unprecedented levels in recent months, with some scientists debating whether the climate is changing beyond expectation. In the UK, June is now set to be the hottest on record. Similar records have been tumbling elsewhere and Antarctic ice has receded to its lowest point ever. The Met Office…
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Labour claims ‘Tory mortgage penalty’ costs £2,900
There’s more to this figure than meets the eye.
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What charges is Donald Trump facing and what happens next?
Former US President Donald Trump is facing charges over his handling of classified documents after he left the White House in 2021. FactCheck takes a look.
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Should vapes be banned and are they really better than smoking?
Do experts think vapes should be banned completely? FactCheck takes a look.
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Why is the government taking legal action over the Covid inquiry’s order for Johnson’s WhatsApp messages?
Why is the government continuing with legal action and could this case set a precedent for the future? FactCheck takes a look.
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Did an AI drone ‘kill’ its imaginary human operator?
Did an AI drone ‘kill’ its imaginary human operator? FactCheck takes a look.
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Starmer blames Number 10 for high mortgages
The Labour leader said responsibility lies solely with Number 10.
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How much sewage is dumped in England’s rivers and on beaches?
How much sewage is actually dumped into English rivers and beaches? FactCheck takes a look.
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Government on track to fail key asylum pledge, our analysis of new data suggests
New stats cast doubt on Rishi Sunak’s ability to abolish the legacy backlog by the end of this year.
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What is the Suella Braverman speeding row about and what could happen next?
What is the Suella Braverman speeding row about and what could happen next? FactCheck takes a look.
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What is the Renters’ Reform bill and what does it mean to abolish ‘no fault’ eviction?
The government has introduced a new “Renters’ Reform” bill as part of what is set to be the biggest shakeup of renters’ rights in England since the 1980s. But what is the bill and what will it mean for renters? FactCheck takes a look.
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England’s million missing homes
More than a million homes in England that got planning permission in the last 12 years still haven’t been built, FactCheck analysis has found.