Stirling Council’s website wrongly claimed asylum seekers in catered accommodation receive a weekly payment of £8.86.

Census data doesn’t support this claim—this percentage is closer to the figure for white British people in London, not white ...

We’ve looked at how UK energy costs compare internationally, after two different claims from Andy Burnham and Nigel Farage.

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An altered video of the South Tower attack is circulating again, implying no plane hit the building on 9/11. But the video has been edited to remove the plane. A video shared with claims it shows a ...

Net additional dwellings figures show 208,600 homes were added to England’s stock in the financial year 2024/25, fewer than the year before. While these stats cover a few months of the Conservative ...

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Nigel Farage said he was pleased Reform came second in a by-election held in Arbroath and Broughty Ferry. But the party came third. An old video of the Reform UK leader criticising the Budget and the ...

What does the pledge mean? Universal Credit (UC) is the UK’s main benefit system for working age adults who are on a low income and need help with living costs, including those who are in work, ...

What does the pledge mean? There are broadly three defined different types of tree cover in England—forests, woodland, and trees outside woodland—which are distinguished by their density and size. The ...

A study on the effects of Covid vaccines during pregnancy shows 82% of respondents miscarried, contrary to what its authors claimed. However, this is misleading, as it ignores much of the relevant ...

It doesn’t. This claim is made by selectively choosing definitions from different languages and cultures. AstraZeneca’s name was created from a merger, with ‘Astra’ coming from the Greek for ‘star’.