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A number of deaths have been reported in people who have taken weight loss jabs. FactCheck takes a look.

What’s the latest on the Russia-Ukraine war, is it any closer to ending and what do different countries want from a potential peace deal? FactCheck speaks to experts to find out.

Nearly 25,000 people have crossed the Channel since Keir Starmer became prime minister.

President Donald Trump’s tariffs against China are now in place after they were announced at the weekend, whilst Canada and Mexico have managed to get theirs delayed by a month.

Fractures, loss of sight and even amputations are among the severe injuries being suffered by teachers and other staff because of violence in schools, FactCheck can exclusively reveal.

In order for Trump’s executive order to be upheld, the US supreme court would have to overturn a century of legal precedent.

What is Tulip Siddiq accused of and what has the prime minister said about the scandal? FactCheck takes a look.

In an ongoing debate about whether or not a new national inquiry into grooming gangs should be carried out, there have been various claims about what the last government did, or was about to do, regarding recommendations from Alexis Jay’s 2022 inquiry.

Key figures including Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch, and Elon Musk, owner of social media site X, have called for a full national public inquiry into UK grooming gangs.

Shrinking services are linked to thousands of jobs lost.

Ofwat – the body that regulates water companies in England and Wales – has announced companies can increase their bills by 36 per cent in real terms by 2030.

The government says it aims to have a named, contactable police officer in every neighbourhood.