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ANC loses majority in South Africa after 30 years
The African National Congress party has lost its majority in South Africa’ parliament for the first time since the collapse of apartheid thirty years ago.
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FactCheck: the SNP’s target to build 110,000 affordable homes in Scotland
The SNP promised to build 110,000 affordable homes by 2032. But is it on track to meet this target? FactCheck takes a look.
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FactCheck: three promises Rishi Sunak has broken
From Rwanda flights to no-fault evictions.
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FactCheck: three promises Keir Starmer has broken
From tuition fees to free movement.
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FactCheck: why has Humza Yousaf resigned as Scotland’s First Minister?
The story begins with his predecessor, Nicola Sturgeon.
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FactCheck: ministers claim Rwanda policy will deter people from crossing the Channel
The Home Office admits the deterrent effect is “uncertain”.
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FactCheck: why has Iran just fired drones and missiles at Israel and does it make a wider war more likely?
Why are Iran and Israel so hostile to one another, and what could last night’s events mean for the prospects of a wider war in the Middle East?
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‘Privacy has been invaded but it’s helpful’ – Expert on how Kate video could calm Royal rumours
We spoke to former BBC Royal Correspondent Peter Hunt and asked him whether the new video would help William and Kate.
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FactCheck: who are the Houthis, why has the UK used air strikes in Yemen and how is it linked to Israel and Gaza?
RAF Typhoons joined air strikes against targets in Yemen last night.
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FactCheck: Cleverly incorrectly claims Sunak asylum pledge has been met
The ‘legacy’ backlog stands at over 4,500.
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FactCheck: what was the Rwanda asylum policy and why did the Supreme Court rule it unlawful?
The government wants to pass “emergency legislation”.
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FactCheck: how can David Cameron be foreign secretary and not an MP?
It’s not the first time this has happened.
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FactCheck: what is a war crime and did Hamas commit war crimes in its attack on Israel?
This is what the laws of war say.
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Enabling Donald Trump was ‘a dark, dark moment’, says the former editor of The Sun on Murdoch’s legacy
Earlier we spoke to David Yelland, former editor of the Sun newspaper, who now has a podcast – When it hits the fan – on the BBC.
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Russell Brand allegations: Police encourage complainants to come forward
Scotland Yard said they would be speaking again to the Sunday Times and Channel 4.