In fact, the UK regulator used EU law to authorise the jab.

He said the government set up four new test sites 'shortly' after 8 June. But Leicester Council say the first new unit didn't open until 10 days' later.

The economy has grown in every year except one since 2010.

Ministers were told in March that they should publish contract details within 30 days of awarding them.

We can’t find an interview where Mr Raab warned explicitly about the possibility of a no-deal Brexit during the referendum campaign.

The Prime Minister said Labour would hike corporation tax to the highest rate in Europe.

The target Matt Hancock set out was not to increase capacity to 100,000 tests a day, it was to actually do those tests.

The data he refers to reveals that since the Conservatives took office in 2010, statutory homelessness has risen by 36 per cent.

FactCheck takes a look.

The PM said 'There will be no forms, no checks, no barriers of any kind.'

Boris Johnson was keen to mention his time as London mayor when he launched his official campaign to succeed Theresa May yesterday.

The Conservatives tweeted about "better pay". But they didn't mention that real wages are lower now than in 2010.

'There’s absolutely no evidence that I’ve ever seen of any Russian interference in UK democratic processes.'

The evidence we've seen casts doubt on whether the new policy has actually taken effect.

Boris Johnson was keen to mention his time as London mayor when he launched his official campaign to succeed Theresa May yesterday.

Despite what Labour's claim appears to suggest, this is not a case of the government taking free school meals from a million children who are currently receiving them.

The senior cabinet minister seemed to contradict his own government's deal.

The Prime Minister suggested the 'New Deal' will pump £34bn into the NHS, but that’s not the case.

It’s not true that all EU member states will have to join the euro after 2020.

Boris Johnson was keen to mention his time as London mayor when he launched his official campaign to succeed Theresa May yesterday.

The Prime Minister said Labour would hike corporation tax to the highest rate in Europe.

A number of Conservative MPs, including several ministers, did defend fans who booed England players for "taking the knee" before their Euro 2020 matches.

George Osborne says the Conservatives abolished the slave trade, stopped children working in factories and invented chocolate. OK, we made that last one up.

Boris Johnson, who was a key figurehead in the Vote Leave campaign, said: "I didn’t say anything about Turkey in the referendum… I didn’t say a thing about Turkey." We’ve checked the record and we...

In fact, the UK regulator used EU law to authorise the jab.

The PM's comments appear to be at odds with SAGE advice from September.

Dominic Raab said during Prime Minister’s Questions that the conviction rate for rape cases “has gone up, it is now at 69 per cent”. FactCheck takes a look.

Jeremy Corbyn has been accused of U-turning on a pledge to scrap student debt. It follows a comment made during the election campaign, saying he would "deal with it". But the context is important.

From what we’ve seen, the current Conservative party rulebook doesn’t specifically use the term antisemitism at all.

Despite what Labour's claim appears to suggest, this is not a case of the government taking free school meals from a million children who are currently receiving them.

The UK government told FactCheck: 'You do not have to be taking hormones or planning to get surgery' to qualify for a Gender Recognition Certificate.

The Prime Minister suggested the 'New Deal' will pump £34bn into the NHS, but that’s not the case.

The Prime Minister said that under Labour, 1.4 million people spent most of the last decade on out-of-work benefits. But she didn't mention that many of those people were on disability or illness...

The Prime Minister said Scotland has 'the highest taxes anywhere in Europe.'

The culture secretary, Karen Bradley, was doing the rounds of breakfast television this morning. She spoke to BBC Breakfast and ITV’s Good Morning Britain about her new plans for online safety. But...

Jeremy Corbyn has been accused of U-turning on a pledge to scrap student debt. It follows a comment made during the election campaign, saying he would "deal with it". But the context is important.

The incorrect adverts have been displayed on Facebook over a million times.

The claim "The aggregate murder rate of Muslims is one third that of the native-born." Bill Clinton, November 7 2017 The background Former President Bill Clinton marked the 25th anniversary of his...

The 'legacy' backlog stands at over 4,500.

Two of the policies could have happened when the UK was in the EU - and two of them did.

So far, just one family has been resettled under the scheme.

There are important questions about the coronavirus strategy that government departments simply won’t answer in full.

The government says tariff cuts 'will mean lower prices in shops' but experts say these will be cancelled out by no-deal costs.

Some 10,827 knives were seized under the scheme, but this includes blades recovered through means other than stop and search.

Some supporters had hoped PM would tour capitals explaining alternatives to Brexit withdrawal agreement

The claim that testing for coronavirus “won’t cut the number of deaths” directly contradicts statements made by the head of the World Health Organization

NHS experts have cast doubt on whether the £1.8bn is really new, and whether it is enough to make a difference to cash-strapped hospitals.

Scientists at Oxford University say they will begin testing a candidate vaccine on people within weeks.

The Conservatives can't explain how they've calculated the claim that the economy has grown 15.8 per cent since 2010. FactCheck investigates.

Jeremy Corbyn has accused Theresa May of "protecting the public on the cheap". We've taken a look at how many police officers have been cut under the Tory government since 2010.

A Conservative source told FactCheck that the target of 50,000 more nurses includes those already targeted in the Long Term Plan.

Brexit-backing Labour MP Kate Hoey made three claims about the EU and trade. Two of them are wrong.

The main public spending watchdogs say the government is still cutting the money it gives to councils. And figures from the Treasury suggest real-terms reductions in councils’ overall spending power...