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England’s NHS ten times worse than in 2011 on four key measures
Exclusive FactCheck analysis lays bare the state of England’s health system.
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Health service in Northern Ireland under immense strain
Across the UK, hospitals are under immense strain. But in Northern Ireland, the problems are on another scale. Before Covid, more than one in sixteen of the population were on a hospital waiting list, and problems have gotten much worse since then. Our own Factcheck team have been looking into the state of the health…
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Northern Ireland’s long breast cancer waits are 50 times higher than in 2011
Women should be seen by a specialist within two weeks of a GP referral.
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New anti-protest police powers explained
The government wants to clamp down on “disruptive and dangerous” protests.
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How do planned UK strike laws compare to France, Italy and Spain?
Rishi Sunak says the plans shouldn’t be controversial.
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How will planned strike laws work, what are minimum service levels and when could they apply?
Unions have reacted angrily to the plans.
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Symptoms of the new Covid variant surging in the US and why it is spreading so fast
Here’s what we know so far.
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What happened with the Poland missile strike and what does it mean for NATO Article 5?
Here’s what we know so far.
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Thousands of domestic abuse police records mention pregnancy and miscarriage
Over 24,000 such cases reached the attention of police in a single year, our analysis suggests.
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Did Sunak break data rules over asylum staff claim?
The prime minister said the number of asylum caseworkers is up 80 per cent.
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Sunak, Cleverly and Zahawi’s claims about Suella Braverman’s resignation
The prime minister said the home secretary ‘raised the matter’ that led to her resignation last week.
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Sunak claims violent crime rising in Scotland
The evidence is mixed.
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Would free movement with England continue in an independent Scotland?
The details would be the subject of exit negotiations.
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Hunt claims corporation tax cut would raise money
Economics experts say otherwise.
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Kwarteng wrongly claims Bank of England intervention ‘nothing to do’ with mini budget
A top Bank of England economist said it was a factor.