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Fact check of claims made by Prime Minister Andy Burnham in his first Labour Party conference keynote in Liverpool, assessing accuracy across several statements from his speech and identifying where assertions are misleading or unsupported.
Results from the Regulator of Social Housing’s 2026–27 Quarter 1 survey on remediation in residential buildings over 11 metres, reporting progress on fire safety fixes in social housing.
Presents official statistics on unpaid adult carers in England (18+), reporting their opinions and experiences across topics indicative of achieving a balanced life alongside caring responsibilities for 2025–26.
Presents detailed analysis of non-fire incidents attended by English fire and rescue services for April 2025–March 2026, including incident types, response patterns and regional breakdowns to inform resilience and prevention policy.
Releases data tables and publications from Adults’ survey Year 4 (1 April 2023–31 March 2024) of the People and Nature Survey for England, providing recent national-level statistics on nature participation and attitudes.
Survey data and supporting documents covering adults’ responses about interactions with nature in England collected between 1 April 2024 and 31 March 2025, provided as the People and Nature Survey year 5 data tables and publications.
Quarterly vital statistics for Northern Ireland (Apr–Jun 2026) covering numbers of births, deaths, marriages, causes of death, stillbirths and infant deaths for the period.
Presents congestion and travel-time measures for England’s Strategic Road Network and locally managed A roads across Great Britain, reporting on performance for the year ending June 2026 (July 2025–June 2026).
Presents evidence on how recent economic challenges and events are affecting UK firms’ finances, workforce, trade and resilience, using ongoing business surveys to identify impacts on performance and operational pressures.
Sellafield Ltd has selected partners for a new £3.6 billion asset care delivery framework to support maintenance and asset management across the site.
An unknown First World War soldier from the West Yorkshire Regiment, found near the Thiepval Memorial on the Somme, has been identified sufficiently to permit a dignified burial in France more than a century after his death.
The Chancellor announced a package of measures to help young people into work, education and training, intended to support employment pathways and build the skilled workforce Britain needs for the future.
Eight Welsh employers received the Defence Employer Recognition Scheme Gold Award at a ceremony in Cardiff, recognising strong support for reservists and cadet personnel in the workplace.
A clip of Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese falling off a stage has been confirmed by Full Fact to be AI-generated, showing the original video was digitally altered.
Kumar Iyer delivered the UK’s Day One statements to the WTO General Council in Geneva on 5–6 October 2026 under Agenda Item 2, outlining the UK’s positions and interventions at the opening session.
Andy Burnham issues a statement marking three years since the October 7th attacks, reflecting on the anniversary and its ongoing impact; the release is a commemorative government message rather than new policy detail.
Full Fact confirms a 2020 video of a market fire in the United Arab Emirates has been reshared online as though it showed a recent strike on Israel, correcting the misleading context around the clip.
UK Chargé d’Affaires James Ford reaffirmed Britain’s support for the OSCE presence in Ashgabat, praising practical progress on border management, resilient energy infrastructure, judicial reform, media literacy and Women, Peace and Security work in Turkmenistan.
Defra will fund construction of a new UK-built research vessel for sea monitoring, aiming to boost British shipbuilding, create jobs and enhance the nation’s ocean science capabilities.
Lists the report’s authors and editorial leads: Luis Noé‑Bustamante, Mark Hugo Lopez, Carolyne Im, Gabriel Piña and Joseph Copeland, with editorial guidance from Sahana Mukherjee and Jocelyn Kiley.
The UK depends substantially on foreign suppliers for key satellite technologies and services, prompting questions about resilience, supply‑chain vulnerability and options to boost domestic capability and redundancy in critical space infrastructure.
A new UK Export Finance loan guarantee will be offered to overseas buyers to incentivise purchasing goods and services from British companies, aiming to boost UK exports by reducing financing barriers for foreign purchasers.
The CMA is consulting on proposed conduct requirements—new rules to govern Google’s general search services. The proposals set out obligations the regulator would expect Google to follow; responses are invited as part of the consultation process.
A new whole‑school approach will give schools a package of support to tackle misogyny and to combat the influence of figures such as Andrew Tate, the Education Secretary announced as part of measures for school culture and pupil safety.
An evaluation tests an emerging method for detecting microbial DNA markers in archived bathing‑water samples to assess its suitability for monitoring water quality and informing bathing‑water management.
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Finds that introducing rent controls would slow private rent growth and therefore reduce the fiscal cost of uprating Local Housing Allowance to reflect market rents, cutting the bill for restoring the link between LHA and local rents.
UK ambassador Sarah MacIntosh told the UN General Assembly that despite vetoes blocking the Panel of Experts’ mandate, UN sanctions on Iranian proliferation remain fully in force, defending multilateral measures and the sanctions regime.
This briefing explains how electoral registers work, who can access them and discusses proposals to automate parts of registration to improve voter registration rates.
Government will fund 1,000 new youth workers, described as the largest investment in youth services for a generation, to provide specialist local support aimed at reducing the risk of unemployment among young people.