Has Theresa May been a good Home Secretary?
One insider describes her as a formidable negotiator with great attention to detail – someone who, perhaps surprisingly, “cares more about the little people than the big ones”.
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One insider describes her as a formidable negotiator with great attention to detail – someone who, perhaps surprisingly, “cares more about the little people than the big ones”.
As Michael Gove fights for the Conservative party leadership – and the job of PM – his previous life as a newspaper columnist is raising concerns about the range of views he’s expressed in the past.
Should disgruntled Remainers blame Gran? Will Scotland leave the UK? Will London leave the UK, for that matter?
Even when Lehman went down – I don’t remember so many traders saying they got it so wrong, so quickly.
This morning at a train repair depot in Ashford George Osborne and Alistair Darling combined for an emergency press conference to promote their joint emergency Brexit Budget. As the Chancellor tried to wrestle the agenda back on to fears about the economic impact of Brexit, Vote Leave’s Matthew Elliott accused Osborne of having a “teenage temper tantrum”…
Claims about EU migration are coming thick and fast. Here’s what you need to know…
The proportion of funding the IFS gets from the EU has increased in recent years – from 5.9% of funding in 2009 to 11% in 2014.
Are Nigeria and Afghanistan really “fantastically corrupt”? Are Britain’s hands clean when it comes to fighting corruption?
Campaigners in the EU referendum debate are saying contradictory things about the effects of Brexit on prices in the shops.
The Conservative candidate for Police and Crime Commissioner in Devon and Cornwall has come under fire for allegedly failing to properly declare election expenses in 2015.
Demanding powers and then not using them is one of the central stories at the heart of this campaign.
Leave campaigners say Britain is sending £350m a week to Brussels as the price of EU membership. Fact or fiction?
Numerous Brexit campaigners say EU membership costs the country £350m a week. We’ve FactChecked this claim before and found it wanting. And now the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) has made an important new intervention.
A report providing “impartial analysis” on the EU referendum finds both sides presenting false assumptions with neither side able to rely on absolute facts. Read the full report here.
Justice Secretary Michael Gove accuses the Remain campaign of treating voters like children and trying to scare them into voting to stay in the EU in June’s referendum.