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Labour’s broadband policy
Labour haven’t revealed the full cost of their plans.
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Conservatives attack Labour immigration policy – before they know what it is
Extending free movement to the rest of the world is not Labour party policy.
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Are the Conservatives putting 20,000 police on the streets?
There’s a catch: we lost just over 20,000 police officers during austerity.
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Labour’s NHS ‘Rescue Plan’
The party pledge to increase NHS budgets by £26bn by 2023-24.
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FactCheck Q&A: questions remain on Labour’s nuclear weapons policy
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.
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Johnson contradicts own cabinet on Northern Ireland trade
The PM said ‘There will be no forms, no checks, no barriers of any kind.’
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Conservatives admit ads in key marginal seats are wrong
The incorrect adverts have been displayed on Facebook over a million times.
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Will the Conservatives ‘send Trump £500 million a week’?
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.
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Michael Gove’s Brexit transition claim
The senior cabinet minister seemed to contradict his own government’s deal.
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Farage takes credit for Conservative election win in 2015
Mr Farage’s claim is at odds with the available evidence.
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Johnson will need cross-party support to hold an early election
The Prime Minister wants a ballot on 12 December.
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Even if Johnson’s deal passes, there’s another no-deal threat ahead
The UK could face a second no-deal deadline in the next three years.
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The new Brexit deal explained
How does Boris Johnson’s deal differ from the one that Theresa May failed to get past the House of Commons?
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Corbyn did call for NATO to disband – but it’s Labour policy to stay in
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.
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The government’s voter ID plans
What could it mean for future elections?