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The government’s announcement that it is raising employer NI contributions has led to debate about exactly what Labour ...

A claim being widely shared on Facebook that the Mayor of London had said he and his family would emigrate from the UK following the US election if Mr Trump won the presidency is untrue.

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Thousands have shared a Facebook post falsely claiming “every illegal immigrant” receives a card preloaded weekly with £175, ...

Real Household Disposable Income (RHDI)—a common measure of living standards—is expected to increase over the next five years ...

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Not true. The original video shows the King unveiling his first official portrait since the coronation. This has been digitally altered to include a fake poster of Mr Netanyahu. A video showing King ...