FactCheck

Are you out of pocket thanks to coalition policies? And would it have been any different under a Labour government?

Jobs bonanza or cost of living crisis? You be the judge – with a little help from FactCheck.

Shock statistics suggest the gap between rich and poor is becoming ever more extreme. But what does the evidence really show?

A video claiming that the majority of the world’s Muslims have been “radicalised” is getting a lot of attention online. Is there any truth in it?

Are French Jews really leaving the country in droves in the wake of the violence that rocked the country last week?

Ofcom says Ukip could be classed as a “major party” ahead of the general election – but the Greens will miss out. Is that fair?

Is the coalition to blame for England’s A&E woes? How do things look in the rest of the UK – and the rest of the world?

The NHS is creaking but reports of its demise have been exaggerated, FactCheck finds.

It’s a new year, but old habits die hard for the spinners trading dodgy claims as the election battle begins in earnest.

As the Tories release their election campaign poster, FactCheck goes behind the figures to see whether they add up, and what they’re not telling us.

Who were the heroes and villains of 2014 for Channel 4 News’s award-winning FactCheck blog?

Some soldiers have criticised moves to allow women into close combat roles in the British Army. But women are already on the front line around the world.

A senior policeman has said some people caught looking at images of child abuse online should get medical help, not a conviction. But is paedophilia an illness?

Vladimir Putin claims Russia only has two military bases abroad. FactCheck thinks he’s having an attack of amnesia.

Labour would run a deficit “forever”, according to David Cameron. Scaremongering or plain speaking?