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FactCheck Scotland: what happens next?
So Scotland is to stay part of the UK, Gordon Brown is at the centre of a new deal and Alex Salmond has resigned as Scotland’s first minister. What actually happens next?
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Are investors really pulling out of Scotland?
A rash of news stories in recent weeks suggest panicked investors are pulling their money out of Scotland. FactCheck takes a look at the accounts.
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FactCheck Scotland: has the Scottish government protected the NHS?
The Scottish government says it’s protected Scotland’s NHS from Tory cuts. FactCheck gives the yes campaign’s claims a check-up.
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FactCheck Scotland: 10 facts you need to know before you vote
Are you voting in Scotland on Thursday? Then read this – 10 things you need to know about the referendum vote (but may have been scared to ask).
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Is Scotland’s NHS under threat from Westminster?
Health is one of the key battlegrounds as the independence referendum looks. Will the Scottish NHS be better off in or out of the UK?
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Which treatment is best for Ashya King?
Doctors treating Ashya King have defended their decision not to send the five-year-old for proton beam therapy.
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Can’t we already seize jihadis’ passports?
David Cameron has announced new legislation to stop terror suspects travelling abroad. But can’t we already confiscate their passports?
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What do we know about the grooming gangs?
How many child grooming gangs are operating on the streets of Britain? Who is most at risk? FactCheck finds out.
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A nuke-free Scotland?
The SNP says it wants to rid Scotland of Trident nuclear missiles. Will it be able to keep the promise if Scots vote for independence?
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Who runs Britain in the summer holidays?
David Cameron will return to Cornwall later after interrupting his holiday over events in Iraq. Who is in charge while he is away from Downing Street?
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The trouble with ‘troubled families’
More than half a million “troubled families” could get intensive help from the government. But what’s in the small print?
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How many paedophiles in Britain?
Is there more child sex abuse in Britain than in other countries? And what can we do about it?
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FactCheck Q&A: the cancer ‘postcode lottery’
Are 6,000 people really “dying needlessly” thanks to regional variations in cancer care?
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Israel, Gaza and Britain’s relationship – FactCheck Q&A
As Sayeeda Warsi announces her resignation as Foreign Office minister over the government’s policy on Gaza, FactCheck looks at what that policy might be.
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Is air travel getting more dangerous?
After three deadly plane crashes in a week, the air industry is defending its safety record. Do the claims stack up?