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Cameron’s blind spots on zero hours and food banks
Did David Cameron dodge questions on food banks and zero hours contracts during last night’s interview with Jeremy Paxman?
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Cameron vs Miliband – the dodgy claims to watch out for
David Cameron and Ed Miliband make their big pitch to the nation tonight. Don’t want to get taken in by the spin? Read this first.
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FactCheck Q&A: who will save the NHS?
All the main parties say the NHS will be safe in their hands. But how will they plug what experts say is a £30bn funding gap?
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What would Labour do?
Ed Miliband made a big pitch to voters today in a speech to the Labour faithful in Clydebank. Some opinion polls are suggesting the party could face a landslide defeat by the SNP north of the border, but Mr Miliband spent more time talking about the Conservatives than the threat from the nationalists. Not that…
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What have the Liberal Democrats ever done for us?
Before the last election, Nick Clegg said it was “time to say goodbye to broken promises”. Did he keep his word?
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Are you richer or poorer than five years ago?
Labour says people are £1,600 worse off under the coalition. George Osborne says we will be £900 better off. Who’s right?
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Where Labour have got it wrong on the economy
We’ve already looked at the pre-election promises David Cameron made but failed to deliver after becoming Prime Minister. Now it’s Labour’s turn.
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David Cameron’s broken promises
What David Cameron said would happen before the last election – and what really happened.
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Do the Conservatives give young people the best start?
The Conservatives are urging their supporters to “share the facts” about the party’s achievements in government. Should that be “share the fiction?”
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Does the growing migrant population give more than it takes?
Immigration is rarely out of the headlines. With Ukip making it a key election issue, David Cameron has had to sit up and take notice. Here are the facts.
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Are you worse off under David Cameron?
Have living standards really bounced back to their pre-crash levels? Or are we losing thousands of pounds a year, as Ed Miliband says?
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Can Cameron solve the housing crisis?
Everyone wants to build more houses but nothing has worked so far. Has David Cameron got the answer?
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Will Labour’s tuition fees cut help the poorest students?
Labour says its plans to cut tuition fees will make the system “more progressive”. Others says poor students will be worse off. Who’s right?
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FactCheck Q&A: the final word on the immigration target
An embarrassment for the government or proof that we need a new deal with Europe? FactCheck looks behind the immigration headlines.
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Is the UK set to break its Nato defence spending obligations?
Will Britain stick to its commitment to spend at least 2 per cent of GDP on defence?