The Conservative Party incorrectly claimed that jobs are being slashed faster than at any time since the financial crisis.

Claims have circulated online about the new Public Authorities (Fraud, Error and Recovery) Bill.

The picture did not show Mr Khan’s hand, which was doing a thumbs-up.

The closures are part of plans by the UK’s largest supermarket group to save £1 billion over three years.

Claims have been made online about the timing of the trial of the Southport attacker.

The image has been shared widely on social media, likely as a joke.

The Conservative leader was asked about means testing the triple lock on pensions, but did not say she would cut the state pension.

Donald Trump has broken with a long tradition of foreign leaders not attending the presidential swearing-in ceremony.

In 2016 Sir Keir called some of Mr Trump’s beliefs ‘absolutely repugnant’.

The Home Office circular did not contain the quote, or sentiments, that online users have attributed to it.

The UK does not buy most of its oil from Norway, and arrangements for oil fields which span both countries’ territory are negotiated.

The screenshot includes a doctored opinion column header.

Police said claims the man had a machete were inaccurate.

Proposed local government reform could lead to councils merging into larger organisations, and local elections might be postponed in the meanwhile.

Ireland has not evicted the Israeli ambassador, despite claims on social media.

A widely shared claim stated that the Government would now tax you if you have more than £10,000 in savings.

Social media users have shared a post blaming a ‘poorly presented’ Christmas tree on London Mayor Sadiq Khan.

Wind farms sign a contract which guarantees them a set price for every unit of electricity they produce.

Data from October shows that international protection applications were around half in October compared to May, but only 25% lower than in June.

The Prime Minister claimed that the number of UK officers in Europol had doubled.