DEBATE ▸051DBB77-8D86-·COMMONS
WED, 03 JUN 2026 · 00:00 START·CHECKED 21 JUL 2026·VIEW ON HANSARD ↗
LOCATION ▸ COMMONS CHAMBER
Engagements
DURATION
764min
SPEAKERS
25
CLAIMS
578
CHECKED
69%
ACCURACY
84%
UNVERIFIABLE
8%
Verdict Mix578 CLAIMS · 397 CHECKED
TRUTH
True264
Partly True/False40
False10
Not Enough Evidence30
SUPPORT
Strongly Supported25
Plausible17
Weak Evidence4
Unsupported6
Not Enough Evidence1
Not Rated181
Speakers in this Debate25 TOTAL
#MPPCLAIMSACCMIX
01Keir Starmer
The Prime Minister
LAB27187%
+83 not rated
02Mrs Kemi Badenoch
Con / North West Essex
CON8676%
+25 not rated
03Ed Davey
LD / Kingston and Surbiton
LD2383%
+11 not rated
04Harpreet Uppal
Lab / Huddersfield
LAB1995%
05Bob Blackman
Con / Harrow East
CON1656%
+7 not rated
06Nigel Farage
Reform / Clacton
RUK1463%
+6 not rated
07Darren Paffey
Lab / Southampton Itchen
LAB12100%
+3 not rated
08Victoria Collins
LD / Harpenden and Berkhamsted
LD1275%
+5 not rated
09Daniel Francis
Lab / Bexleyheath and Crayford
LAB11100%
+3 not rated
10Sarah Green
LD / Chesham and Amersham
LD11100%
+3 not rated
11Liz Saville Roberts
PC / Dwyfor Meirionnydd
PC1125%
+7 not rated
12Rosie Duffield
Ind / Canterbury
IND9100%
13Dr Roz Savage
LD / South Cotswolds
LD975%
+1 not rated
14Dr Danny Chambers
LD / Winchester
LD950%
+3 not rated
15Natasha Irons
Lab / Croydon East
LAB983%
+3 not rated
16Noah Law
Lab / St Austell and Newquay
LAB850%
+6 not rated
17Andrew Rosindell
Reform / Romford
RUK760%
+1 not rated
18Tristan Osborne
Lab / Chatham and Aylesford
LAB7100%
+1 not rated
19Mr Calvin Bailey
Lab / Leyton and Wanstead
LAB7100%
+3 not rated
20Brian Leishman
Lab / Alloa and Grangemouth
LAB675%
+2 not rated
21Warinder Juss
Lab / Wolverhampton West
LAB675%
+2 not rated
22Alison Hume
Lab / Scarborough and Whitby
LAB6100%
+4 not rated
23Euan Stainbank
Lab / Falkirk
LAB575%
+1 not rated
24Mr SpeakerSPK4100%
+1 not rated
25Caroline Voaden
LD / South Devon
LD0——
Party ParticipationTHIS DEBATE
PARTYSPKCLAIMSACCMIX
Labour1236788%
+111 not rated
Conservative210273%
+32 not rated
Liberal Democrat66478%
+23 not rated
Reform UK22162%
+7 not rated
Plaid Cymru11125%
+7 not rated
Independent19100%
Speaker14100%
+1 not rated
Claims in this Debate578 TOTAL
TIMESPEAKERPCLAIMCATEGORYVERDICTSRC
—Keir StarmerLAB“The recent Springhill inquest concerned the tragic deaths in July 1972 of Father Noel Fitzpatrick, Patrick Butler, Margaret Gargan, David McCafferty and John Dougal.”FactualTrue7
—Keir StarmerLAB“The findings of the recent Springhill inquest are sobering.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Keir StarmerLAB“The circumstances in which the events occurred were undoubtedly challenging.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Keir StarmerLAB“It is the duty of the state to hold itself to the highest standard.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Government accepts the findings.”FactualTrue9
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Government deeply regrets the findings.”FactualTrue9
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Government recognises the gravity of the findings.”FactualTrue10
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Government unreservedly apologises to the families for what happened.”FactualTrue10
—Keir StarmerLAB“The families have endured grief and trauma since the tragic deaths of their loved ones.”FactualTrue8
—Keir StarmerLAB“Lance Corporal James Freeman died in a tragic accident on Sunday.”FactualTrue6
—Keir StarmerLAB“A Royal Navy helicopter crashed in Devon this morning.”FactualTrue6
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Royal Navy helicopter crash will be deeply worrying for the families.”PredictiveNot Rated0
—Keir StarmerLAB“Henry Nowak’s family showed extraordinary dignity.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Keir StarmerLAB“Henry Nowak’s son’s life was stolen in appalling circumstances.”FactualTrue9
—Keir StarmerLAB“Henry Nowak’s son was clearly a kind young man.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Keir StarmerLAB“Henry Nowak’s son was clearly a thoughtful young man.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Keir StarmerLAB“Henry Nowak’s son was clearly much-loved.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Keir StarmerLAB“There are serious questions to answer.”FactualTrue24
—Keir StarmerLAB“Accusations of racism informed police thinking.”CausalPlausible15
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Government is supporting the Independent Office for Police Conduct to get to the bottom of what happened.”FactualTrue8
—Keir StarmerLAB“Regardless of the pain people feel, there is no justification for more violence and disorder.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Keir StarmerLAB“Attacks were directed towards police officers in Southampton last night.”FactualTrue8
—Keir StarmerLAB“The attacks were disgraceful.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Keir StarmerLAB“The attacks were completely unacceptable.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Keir StarmerLAB“This is a time for serious work, not rage.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Government will ensure that anyone found engaging in disorder meets the full force of the law.”PredictiveNot Rated0
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Government has previously ensured that people engaging in disorder met the full force of the law.”CausalStrongly Supported15
—Dr Roz SavageLD“Corruption appears to be endemic in donations to British political parties.”FactualPartly True/False39
—Dr Roz SavageLD“There have been years of Conservative cronyism.”FactualTrue24
—Dr Roz SavageLD“There have been allegations of embezzlement in Scotland.”FactualTrue9
—Dr Roz SavageLD“There have been undisclosed donations from crypto billionaires.”FactualTrue7
—Dr Roz SavageLD“There have been undisclosed donations from foreign oligarchs.”FactualTrue26
—Dr Roz SavageLD“Freebies have been dished out to some Members sitting on the Labour Benches.”FactualTrue10
—Dr Roz SavageLD“The Government has already cracked down on crypto donation sources that favour the Government's political opponents.”FactualPartly True/False13
—Dr Roz SavageLD“The Government has already cracked down on foreign-money donation sources that favour the Government's political opponents.”FactualTrue23
—Dr Roz SavageLD“The Prime Minister should commit to restoring the British public's faith in the integrity of British democracy by putting a cap on all political donations.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Keir StarmerLAB“The government will do whatever is necessary to protect democracy from foreign influence.”PredictiveNot Rated0
—Keir StarmerLAB“The government will do whatever is necessary to protect democracy from dirty money.”PredictiveNot Rated0
—Keir StarmerLAB“The government's commitment to protecting democracy from foreign influence and dirty money is why it commissioned the Rycroft review.”CausalStrongly Supported7
—Keir StarmerLAB“The government's commitment to protecting democracy from foreign influence and dirty money is why it capped overseas donations.”CausalStrongly Supported8
—Keir StarmerLAB“The government's commitment to protecting democracy from foreign influence and dirty money is why it introduced a moratorium on crypto donations.”CausalStrongly Supported10
—Keir StarmerLAB“The government commissioned the Rycroft review.”FactualTrue7
—Keir StarmerLAB“The government capped overseas donations.”FactualTrue8
—Keir StarmerLAB“The government introduced a moratorium on crypto donations.”FactualTrue9
—Keir StarmerLAB“The government is taking further action set out in the King's Speech.”FactualTrue15
—Keir StarmerLAB“The leader of Reform is dodging questions about his donations.”FactualTrue9
—Keir StarmerLAB“The leader of Reform kept his donations secret initially.”FactualTrue9
—Natasha IronsLAB“Natasha Irons is proud that, after decades, the Labour Government are bringing Greater Thameslink Railway, Southern and Gatwick Express into public ownership.”FactualTrue7
—Natasha IronsLAB“The Labour Government are bringing Greater Thameslink Railway, Southern and Gatwick Express into public ownership.”FactualTrue6
—Natasha IronsLAB“The Labour Government are putting passengers before profit by bringing those rail operators into public ownership.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Natasha IronsLAB“The previous Government shelved plans to unblock the bottleneck at East Croydon station.”FactualTrue7
—Natasha IronsLAB“The East Croydon bottleneck causes delays from Bedford to Brighton.”CausalStrongly Supported8
—Natasha IronsLAB“The East Croydon bottleneck leaves constituents at Norwood Junction station in limbo.”CausalPlausible8
—Natasha IronsLAB“The Prime Minister should look again at the Croydon area remodelling scheme.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Natasha IronsLAB“The Prime Minister should back Natasha Irons's campaign to unblock the Croydon bottleneck.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Natasha IronsLAB“By bringing the railways back into public hands, the Government are getting the railways back on track.”CausalWeak Evidence26
—Keir StarmerLAB“Keir Starmer commends his hon. Friend’s campaign to address the Croydon bottleneck.”FactualTrue8
—Keir StarmerLAB“The previous Government cancelled work to address the Croydon bottleneck.”FactualTrue7
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Government will carefully consider the case for upgrades, including step-free access at Norwood.”PredictiveNot Rated0
—Keir StarmerLAB“Rail services used by the hon. Friend’s constituents are now back in public ownership.”FactualTrue18
—Keir StarmerLAB“The hon. Friend’s constituents are benefiting from the first freeze in rail fares for 30 years.”CausalStrongly Supported6
—Keir StarmerLAB“Keir Starmer is proud that the hon. Friend’s constituents are travelling on publicly owned rail services and benefiting from the rail-fare freeze.”FactualTrue19
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Labour Government is transforming the railways.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Labour Government is building a fairer Britain.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“Henry Nowak was wrongfully arrested.”FactualTrue8
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“Henry Nowak was the victim of a tragic murder.”FactualTrue9
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“The circumstances surrounding Henry Nowak’s wrongful arrest and tragic murder must be a wake-up call to the entire country and its institutions.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“Every life matters.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“Everyone in the House has a responsibility to bring people together.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“Everyone in the House has a responsibility not to divide people.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“Sir Alan Haselhurst died on Monday.”FactualTrue6
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“Sir Alan Haselhurst served Parliament for over 50 years.”FactualTrue10
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“Sir Alan Haselhurst served for eight years in the House of Lords.”FactualFalse10
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“Sir Alan Haselhurst was the speaker’s predecessor as MP for Saffron Walden for 40 years.”FactualTrue10
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“Sir Alan Haselhurst was the Member of Parliament for Middleton and Prestwich from 1970 to 1974.”FactualTrue6
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“Sir Alan Haselhurst was respected on all sides of the House.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“Sir Alan Haselhurst was elected multiple times as Deputy Speaker.”FactualTrue7
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“Cricket was Sir Alan Haselhurst’s greatest passion in Parliament and perhaps in life.”FactualTrue6
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“Sir Alan Haselhurst was chairman of the all-party parliamentary group on cricket.”FactualTrue6
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“Sir Alan Haselhurst encouraged Kemi Badenoch to take up the chairmanship of the all-party parliamentary group on cricket.”FactualNot Enough Evidence13
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“Kemi Badenoch declined to take up the chairmanship of the all-party parliamentary group on cricket.”FactualNot Enough Evidence9
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“Kemi Badenoch told Sir Alan Haselhurst that she knew absolutely nothing about cricket.”FactualNot Enough Evidence0
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“Sir Alan Haselhurst engaged in intense lobbying.”FactualNot Enough Evidence26
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“Sky Sports can be found on the parliamentary TV network.”FactualTrue10
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“Sir Alan Haselhurst’s intense lobbying was the reason Sky Sports can be found on the parliamentary TV network.”CausalNot Enough Evidence27
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“Sir Alan Haselhurst was a good man.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“Sir Alan Haselhurst was a kind man.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“Sir Alan Haselhurst will be very much missed.”PredictiveNot Rated0
11:30Keir StarmerLAB“The government inherited a broken welfare system from the Conservative party.”JudgementNot Rated0
11:30Keir StarmerLAB“The government is now improving the welfare system.”JudgementNot Rated0
11:30Keir StarmerLAB“The government is delivering a youth guarantee.”FactualTrue6
11:30Keir StarmerLAB“The government is rolling out 300,000 work experience placements.”FactualTrue8
11:30Keir StarmerLAB“The government is commissioning Alan Milburn’s review into youth unemployment.”FactualTrue8
11:30Keir StarmerLAB“The number of people on welfare increased hugely during the Conservatives’ time in office.”FactualTrue16
11:30Keir StarmerLAB“The cost of welfare increased under Shadow Chancellor Sir Mel Stride.”FactualTrue18
11:30Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“The Prime Minister does not seem to know the answer.”FactualNot Enough Evidence7
11:30Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“Benefits alone have risen by £20 billion since the Prime Minister came to office.”FactualFalse26
11:30Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“The Prime Minister has promised welfare reforms.”FactualTrue10
11:30Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“There was no welfare reform Bill in the King’s Speech.”FactualTrue9
11:30Keir StarmerLAB“Welfare reform is balancing universal credit.”FactualTrue18
11:30Keir StarmerLAB“Balancing universal credit will stop it from pushing people away from work.”PredictiveNot Rated0
11:30Keir StarmerLAB“The government is balancing universal credit in this way.”FactualTrue10
11:30Keir StarmerLAB“The Opposition voted against balancing universal credit in this way.”FactualTrue12
11:30Keir StarmerLAB“Welfare reform is introducing a right to try.”FactualTrue10
11:30Keir StarmerLAB“The right to try is intended to incentivise people to take up opportunities.”FactualTrue10
11:30Keir StarmerLAB“The government is introducing the right to try.”FactualTrue8
11:30Keir StarmerLAB“The Opposition voted against introducing the right to try.”FactualTrue20
11:30Keir StarmerLAB“Welfare reform is providing record funding for apprenticeships.”FactualTrue9
11:30Keir StarmerLAB“The government is providing record funding for apprenticeships.”FactualTrue20
11:30Keir StarmerLAB“Apprenticeship starts fell by 40% while the Opposition was in government.”FactualPartly True/False23
11:30Keir StarmerLAB“The welfare bill increased by £88 billion while the Opposition was in government.”FactualPartly True/False26
11:30Keir StarmerLAB“Nearly 3 million people were written off.”FactualPartly True/False29
11:30Keir StarmerLAB“Face-to-face assessments collapsed.”FactualTrue10
11:30Keir StarmerLAB“The contracts agreed by the Opposition caused face-to-face assessments to collapse.”CausalPlausible25
11:30Keir StarmerLAB“The shadow Chancellor signed off those contracts.”FactualTrue24
11:30Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“The benefits bill needs to be brought down.”JudgementNot Rated0
11:30Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“The Prime Minister complains about the shadow Chancellor.”FactualTrue13
11:30Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“The benefits bill went up.”FactualTrue10
11:30Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“The pandemic caused the benefits bill to go up.”CausalPlausible22
11:30Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“Labour Members were asking the government to spend more even then.”FactualTrue10
11:30Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“The shadow Chancellor is not the problem.”JudgementNot Rated0
11:30Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“The actual Chancellor is the problem.”JudgementNot Rated0
11:30Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“The actual Chancellor is not in her place.”FactualNot Enough Evidence21
11:30Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“There is no welfare Bill.”FactualTrue10
11:30Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“The Prime Minister has given up.”FactualNot Enough Evidence9
11:30Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“The Prime Minister giving up is the reason there is no welfare Bill.”CausalUnsupported20
11:30Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“Labour Members have given up on the Prime Minister.”FactualTrue8
11:30Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“Labour Members giving up on the Prime Minister caused him to give up.”CausalPlausible19
11:30Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“On Sunday, the Welfare Secretary was asked 12 times on national radio whether he would make cuts to the benefits bill.”FactualTrue23
11:30Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“The Welfare Secretary could not answer those questions 12 times.”FactualNot Enough Evidence29
—Keir StarmerLAB“All of the government's welfare reform measures are intended to reduce the cost and number of people who are unemployed.”FactualPartly True/False19
—Keir StarmerLAB“All of the government's measures to get young people into work are intended to reduce the cost and number of people who are unemployed.”FactualPartly True/False13
—Keir StarmerLAB“The government has introduced the youth guarantee.”FactualTrue7
—Keir StarmerLAB“The youth guarantee allows young people to receive help into work.”FactualTrue9
—Keir StarmerLAB“If young people have not got a job after 18 months, they can be given a supported job for six months.”FactualTrue10
—Keir StarmerLAB“A supported six-month job is known to be the best way to ensure that young people succeed.”CausalUnsupported15
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Conservatives introduced the system being discussed.”FactualTrue20
—Keir StarmerLAB“The system introduced by the Conservatives is broken.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Keir StarmerLAB“The government is reforming the system.”FactualTrue20
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Conservatives voted to keep the broken system.”FactualPartly True/False16
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“The Prime Minister keeps saying that he is bringing in welfare reforms.”FactualTrue9
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“The welfare reforms the Prime Minister is bringing in will not cut the welfare bill.”PredictiveNot Rated0
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“The Timms review is the Government's own review.”FactualTrue9
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“The Timms review's terms of reference state that it is not about generating proposals for further savings.”FactualTrue9
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“The Prime Minister had an opportunity to cut benefits.”FactualTrue10
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“Last year, the Government were planning to cut benefits.”FactualTrue12
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“Last year, the Government U-turned on cutting benefits on the Floor of the House.”FactualTrue7
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“When the Prime Minister had an opportunity to cut benefits, he caved.”FactualTrue10
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“The Prime Minister caved to all the MPs behind him.”CausalStrongly Supported7
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“The MPs behind the Prime Minister do not want benefits brought down.”FactualPartly True/False19
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“Those MPs are sitting silently behind the Prime Minister because they do not want benefits reduced.”CausalWeak Evidence15
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“The Prime Minister lost his authority when he caved on cutting benefits.”CausalPlausible17
—Keir StarmerLAB“Keir Starmer is proud of what the Government is delivering on its side of the House.”FactualNot Enough Evidence0
—Keir StarmerLAB“The UK is the fastest-growing economy in the G7.”FactualPartly True/False19
—Keir StarmerLAB“Some people said that achieving this could not be done.”FactualTrue14
—Keir StarmerLAB“There is a war in the Middle East.”FactualNot Enough Evidence19
—Keir StarmerLAB“The OECD forecasts that UK growth is up.”FactualPartly True/False16
—Keir StarmerLAB“The OECD forecasts that UK inflation is down.”PredictiveNot Rated0
—Keir StarmerLAB“Net migration reached nearly one million under the Conservatives.”FactualTrue9
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Leader of the Opposition was a cheerleader for net migration.”FactualPartly True/False26
—Keir StarmerLAB“Net migration is down by 82%.”FactualTrue11
—Keir StarmerLAB“The asylum backlog is down by 46%.”FactualTrue7
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Government is delivering the fastest reduction in NHS waiting times in the history of the NHS.”FactualFalse21
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Government is providing free school meals.”FactualTrue9
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Government is providing free breakfast clubs.”FactualTrue8
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Government is providing free childcare.”FactualTrue8
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Government is lifting half a million children out of poverty.”CausalPlausible21
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“The Prime Minister says that he is proud of what the Government is delivering.”FactualTrue10
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“The Prime Minister still has his sense of humour.”FactualTrue10
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“The Prime Minister is losing his job soon.”PredictiveNot Rated0
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“The Prime Minister has no authority.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“The Prime Minister’s MPs will not let him do anything.”CausalStrongly Supported29
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“The Prime Minister has no authority because his MPs will not let him do anything.”CausalPlausible25
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“The Welfare Secretary privately said something that the Government will not dare say publicly.”FactualTrue10
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“The Welfare Secretary said that every meeting he has asks, “Who can we tax in order to pay benefits to others?””FactualPartly True/False10
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“Tony Blair said last week that if the Conservative Party repeats its offer of working together on welfare, Labour should accept.”FactualTrue7
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“If the Conservative Party repeats its offer of working together on welfare, Labour should accept it.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“Mrs Kemi Badenoch is repeating her offer to the Prime Minister to work together on welfare.”FactualTrue10
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Conservatives introduced a system that is broken.”FactualTrue20
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Conservatives put the bill through the roof.”CausalUnsupported16
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Conservatives want to give advice on welfare.”FactualTrue10
—Keir StarmerLAB“The speaker rejects welfare advice from the Conservatives.”FactualTrue0
—Keir StarmerLAB“The question should always focus on what help can change people's lives rather than on the benefits to which people are entitled.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Work and Pensions Secretary argued that the question should focus on help to change people's lives rather than benefits entitlement.”FactualTrue17
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Work and Pensions Secretary is right about that policy focus.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Labour Government is helping people into work.”CausalPlausible20
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Labour Government has given renters more rights.”FactualTrue9
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Labour Government is stopping unfair rent increases.”CausalStrongly Supported13
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Labour Government is giving 11 million people greater security.”CausalStrongly Supported7
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Labour Government is giving 11 million people a place to call home.”CausalStrongly Supported7
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Labour Government has given workers more rights.”CausalStrongly Supported10
—Keir StarmerLAB“Workers have bereavement leave from their first day.”FactualPartly True/False14
—Keir StarmerLAB“People who have lost someone say that bereavement leave is very important.”FactualTrue10
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Labour Government has lifted half a million children out of poverty.”CausalUnsupported22
—Keir StarmerLAB“Every child should go as far as their talent or ability will take them.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Keir StarmerLAB“Children growing up in poverty do not go as far as their talent or ability could take them.”CausalStrongly Supported20
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Conservatives have consistently opposed the Labour Government.”FactualFalse22
—Keir StarmerLAB“The speaker is proud of what the Labour Government is delivering.”FactualNot Enough Evidence0
—Keir StarmerLAB“Much more work remains to be done.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“Unemployment has risen every single month since Labour came into office.”FactualFalse19
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“Labour Members' cheers are getting weaker and thinner with every passing moment.”FactualTrue16
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“The Prime Minister has a huge majority.”FactualTrue9
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“The Prime Minister does not have enough votes to reform welfare.”FactualPartly True/False15
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“A Conservative solution exists.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“Labour Members are all jeering now.”FactualTrue9
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“Labour Members support the Prime Minister.”FactualPartly True/False10
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“The Prime Minister is very willing to release Labour Members' text messages.”FactualPartly True/False19
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“All of the Prime Minister's text messages have disappeared.”FactualPartly True/False7
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“The Prime Minister is disappearing.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“The Conservative solution would bring the benefits bill down.”PredictiveNot Rated0
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“The Conservative solution would bring taxes down.”PredictiveNot Rated0
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“The Conservative solution would increase growth.”PredictiveNot Rated0
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“The Prime Minister is a caretaker temporarily keeping the seat warm for the Mayor of Manchester.”PredictiveNot Rated0
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“It does not matter who is in charge.”CausalUnsupported20
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“Labour MPs will keep asking whom they can tax to pay for more benefits.”PredictiveNot Rated0
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“Labour MPs' tendency to ask whom to tax to pay for more benefits is in their DNA.”FactualNot Enough Evidence10
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“The Prime Minister is passive.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“The Prime Minister is not the problem.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Mrs Kemi BadenochCON“The Labour Party is the problem.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Conservatives broke the UK's welfare system over 14 years.”CausalStrongly Supported19
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Conservatives lost control of the UK's borders over 14 years.”FactualPartly True/False28
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Conservatives presided over the biggest fall in living standards on record.”FactualTrue17
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Conservatives broke the economy over 14 years.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Conservatives broke the prison system over 14 years.”CausalStrongly Supported9
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Conservatives broke the NHS over 14 years.”CausalStrongly Supported17
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Leader of the Opposition and the Conservatives are totally irrelevant.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Labour Government is delivering change.”FactualTrue25
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Labour Government has delivered the biggest upgrade in workers' rights in a generation.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Labour Government has delivered the Renters' Rights Act 2026.”FactualTrue9
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Labour Government has delivered record funding for the NHS.”FactualTrue14
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Labour Government has delivered the fastest-growing economy in the G7.”CausalWeak Evidence17
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Labour Government has lifted half a million children out of poverty.”FactualFalse13
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Labour Government will fight even harder for working people.”PredictiveNot Rated0
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Labour Government will fight for a stronger and fairer Britain.”PredictiveNot Rated0
—Brian LeishmanLAB“Ninety-seven homes in Coalsnaughton have been evacuated due to ground movement.”CausalStrongly Supported8
—Brian LeishmanLAB“Hundreds of people are enduring severe emotional and financial distress.”FactualTrue8
—Brian LeishmanLAB“The situation is absolutely life-changing.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Brian LeishmanLAB“The Mining Remediation Authority is conducting an eight-week investigation into who will ultimately be held responsible.”FactualPartly True/False8
—Brian LeishmanLAB“The speaker’s constituents are looking to the UK Government for help.”FactualTrue14
—Brian LeishmanLAB“The Prime Minister should commit to working with the Scottish Government and Clackmannanshire Council to ensure that affected residents receive whatever support they need for a speedy and fair resolution.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Keir StarmerLAB“The situation is difficult for residents who are not in their homes.”FactualTrue9
—Keir StarmerLAB“The MRA is carrying out daily investigations.”FactualTrue22
—Keir StarmerLAB“The MRA's investigations are intended to get answers as swiftly as possible.”FactualTrue8
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Government is working with the council to provide support for residents.”FactualTrue17
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Energy Minister is in touch with MSPs.”FactualTrue15
12:20Ed DaveyLD“Lance Corporal James Freeman was killed in Iraq.”FactualTrue7
12:20Ed DaveyLD“Seventeen people drowned during the recent heatwave.”FactualTrue10
12:20Ed DaveyLD“Many of the people who drowned were children.”FactualTrue10
12:20Ed DaveyLD“Henry Nowak’s murder was an evil crime.”JudgementNot Rated0
12:20Ed DaveyLD“The lies of the killer made Henry Nowak’s murder much worse.”CausalStrongly Supported9
12:20Ed DaveyLD“The police response made Henry Nowak’s murder much worse.”CausalPlausible9
12:20Ed DaveyLD“The investigation must uncover everything that went wrong.”JudgementNot Rated0
12:20Ed DaveyLD“All police forces must act on the investigation’s conclusions.”JudgementNot Rated0
12:20Ed DaveyLD“Henry Nowak’s father pleaded that his son’s murder should not be used to create further division.”FactualTrue10
12:20Ed DaveyLD“Henry Nowak’s murder should instead be used to treat knife crime as a national emergency.”JudgementNot Rated0
12:20Ed DaveyLD“Victims of knife crime and their families deserve politics in which people come together to solve these problems.”JudgementNot Rated0
12:20Ed DaveyLD“Knife-crime problems should not be used as a political football.”JudgementNot Rated0
12:21Keir StarmerLAB“Seventeen people lost their lives in the heatwave.”FactualTrue24
12:21Keir StarmerLAB“Many of the people who died were young.”FactualTrue10
12:21Keir StarmerLAB“Each of those deaths was tragic.”JudgementNot Rated0
12:21Keir StarmerLAB“The case of Henry Nowak is tragic.”JudgementNot Rated0
12:21Keir StarmerLAB“Anyone who saw the footage will have been deeply moved by it.”FactualNot Enough Evidence10
12:21Keir StarmerLAB“Political leaders should reflect on their leadership roles in a case as tragic as this.”JudgementNot Rated0
12:21Keir StarmerLAB“Political leaders have a duty to bring people together at a time like this.”JudgementNot Rated0
12:21Keir StarmerLAB“Political leaders should not seek to divide people.”JudgementNot Rated0
12:21Keir StarmerLAB“Political leaders have a duty to listen to what the devastated family is asking of them.”JudgementNot Rated0
12:21Keir StarmerLAB“Bringing people together and listening to the family is the right way to respond.”JudgementNot Rated0
12:22Ed DaveyLD“Ed Davey and his party stand ready to work with the Government on serious policies to tackle knife crime.”FactualTrue14
12:22Ed DaveyLD“The armed forces are overstretched.”FactualTrue9
12:22Ed DaveyLD“Labour now seems to be investing in a new weapon of war: the long-form essay.”FactualFalse22
12:22Ed DaveyLD“The long-form essay gives another meaning to the phrase “drone warfare”.”JudgementNot Rated0
12:22Ed DaveyLD“Tony Blair says that the UK should suck up to Donald Trump.”JudgementNot Rated0
12:22Ed DaveyLD“Tony Blair says that the UK should kowtow to US tech barons.”JudgementNot Rated0
12:22Ed DaveyLD“Tony Blair says that the UK should go slow on Europe.”JudgementNot Rated0
12:22Ed DaveyLD“Tony Blair claims that sensible people are not radical.”FactualTrue10
12:22Ed DaveyLD“Tony Blair claims that radical people are not sensible.”FactualTrue8
12:22Ed DaveyLD“The Prime Minister must be grateful for Tony Blair’s rare endorsement of the Prime Minister’s agenda.”FactualFalse15
12:22Ed DaveyLD“Unless the Prime Minister changes course, he will be remembered for being neither radical nor sensible.”PredictiveNot Rated0
—Keir StarmerLAB“The right hon. Gentleman spoiled a gag that was quite good.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Keir StarmerLAB“The right hon. Gentleman has not done more to welcome the savings being delivered for family fun days out this summer.”FactualPartly True/False25
—Keir StarmerLAB“The speaker is surprised that the right hon. Gentleman has not done more to welcome those savings.”FactualNot Enough Evidence0
—Keir StarmerLAB“Savings are being delivered for family fun days out this summer.”FactualTrue8
—Keir StarmerLAB“Tickets for soft play are cheaper.”FactualPartly True/False7
—Keir StarmerLAB“The speaker thought the right hon. Gentleman would have been delighted about the cheaper soft-play tickets.”FactualNot Enough Evidence8
—Noah LawLAB“The whole country is united in horror at Henry Nowak’s death.”FactualPartly True/False7
—Noah LawLAB“Henry Nowak’s death was tragic.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Noah LawLAB“The Prime Minister should join Noah Law in paying tribute to Henry Nowak’s family.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Noah LawLAB“Henry Nowak’s family showed courage in the face of the tragedy.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Noah LawLAB“The Prime Minister should call for recognition of the police’s serious mistakes.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Noah LawLAB“The police made serious mistakes.”FactualTrue7
—Noah LawLAB“We must learn from the police’s mistakes.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Noah LawLAB“No family should face this tragedy again.”JudgementNot Rated0
12:26Keir StarmerLAB“Keir Starmer watched the bodycam footage.”FactualTrue10
12:26Keir StarmerLAB“Keir Starmer found watching the bodycam footage really difficult.”FactualTrue11
12:26Keir StarmerLAB“The bodycam footage was harrowing.”JudgementNot Rated0
12:26Keir StarmerLAB“The footage made Keir Starmer feel sick.”CausalStrongly Supported9
12:26Keir StarmerLAB“Keir Starmer could only imagine how devastated Henry’s family are.”FactualNot Enough Evidence9
12:26Keir StarmerLAB“The situation involving Henry was extremely moving.”JudgementNot Rated0
12:26Keir StarmerLAB“Henry’s life has been stolen.”FactualTrue10
12:26Keir StarmerLAB“Henry’s family responded with incredible and immense dignity and bravery.”JudgementNot Rated0
12:26Keir StarmerLAB“There are lessons that need to be learned.”JudgementNot Rated0
12:26Keir StarmerLAB“Serious questions need to be addressed.”JudgementNot Rated0
12:26Keir StarmerLAB“How accusations of racism informed decision-making in such cases is a question that needs to be addressed.”JudgementNot Rated0
12:26Keir StarmerLAB“Henry’s father is grieving.”FactualTrue10
12:26Keir StarmerLAB“Henry’s father has lost his son, Henry.”FactualTrue10
12:26Keir StarmerLAB“Henry’s family does not want his death to be used to create further division, hatred, or tension.”FactualTrue10
12:26Keir StarmerLAB“Henry’s father’s words have resonated with people across the country.”FactualTrue26
12:26Keir StarmerLAB“This tragedy must not be hijacked by anyone who seeks to divide people.”JudgementNot Rated0
12:27Nigel FarageRUK“Henry Nowak’s death occurred under horrendous circumstances.”JudgementNot Rated0
12:27Nigel FarageRUK“Growing millions in this country now see that the country is living under two-tier policing.”FactualTrue17
12:27Nigel FarageRUK“The country is living under two-tier policing.”FactualPartly True/False24
12:27Nigel FarageRUK“Police bosses give instructions to police officers.”FactualTrue19
12:27Nigel FarageRUK“The instructions given to police officers by police bosses are clear.”JudgementNot Rated0
12:27Nigel FarageRUK“The instructions given to police officers by police bosses are written down in ink.”FactualPartly True/False18
12:27Nigel FarageRUK“The instructions require police officers to treat different ethnic groups in different ways.”FactualPartly True/False17
12:27Nigel FarageRUK“There is upset about the circumstances of Henry Nowak’s death.”FactualTrue13
12:27Nigel FarageRUK“There is anger about the circumstances of Henry Nowak’s death.”FactualTrue7
12:27Nigel FarageRUK“Anger was seen spilling out in Southampton last night.”FactualTrue9
12:27Nigel FarageRUK“The anger is in danger of getting considerably worse if the public lose trust that they will be treated fairly by the police.”PredictiveNot Rated0
12:27Nigel FarageRUK“Two-tier policing is a divisive practice.”JudgementNot Rated0
12:27Nigel FarageRUK“The Prime Minister should take action to end two-tier policing.”JudgementNot Rated0
12:27Nigel FarageRUK“The Prime Minister should ensure that all British citizens are treated the same by the police.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Keir StarmerLAB“Keir Starmer does not believe that there is two-tier policing in this country.”FactualTrue10
—Keir StarmerLAB“Keir Starmer is really shocked by the hon. Gentleman’s conduct.”FactualNot Enough Evidence9
—Keir StarmerLAB“The hon. Gentleman pretends to have respect for Henry’s family.”FactualNot Enough Evidence8
—Keir StarmerLAB“The hon. Gentleman acts in this way.”FactualNot Enough Evidence8
—Keir StarmerLAB“Henry’s family is grieving.”FactualTrue9
12:28Mr SpeakerSPK“The question is very important.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Keir StarmerLAB“The grieving family asked people not to respond as the leader of Reform responded.”FactualTrue9
—Keir StarmerLAB“The family lost their son in the most appalling circumstances.”FactualTrue10
—Keir StarmerLAB“The family asked people, as human beings, not to exploit their loss.”FactualTrue9
—Keir StarmerLAB“Everyone needs to reflect on the words of Henry’s father.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Keir StarmerLAB“Keir Starmer’s response focused on lessons to be learned.”FactualTrue9
—Keir StarmerLAB“Other people’s responses also focused on lessons to be learned.”FactualTrue19
—Keir StarmerLAB“The lessons to be learned are intended to enable justice to be delivered.”FactualTrue8
—Keir StarmerLAB“The hon. Gentleman’s response was to appeal for rage.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Keir StarmerLAB“Henry’s father asked that an appeal for rage not happen.”FactualTrue10
—Keir StarmerLAB“Exploiting the tragedy to create grievance and division would be wrong in any circumstances.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Keir StarmerLAB“Exploiting the tragedy despite the family expressly asking that it not happen is unforgivable.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Keir StarmerLAB“The hon. Gentleman’s response shows exactly who he is.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Daniel FrancisLAB“Holly Woodcock was found deceased in France in August 2024 at the age of 20.”FactualTrue6
—Daniel FrancisLAB“Holly Woodcock’s parents, Lee and Joanna, still have no idea what happened at Holly’s friend’s holiday villa.”FactualTrue6
—Daniel FrancisLAB“Holly’s parents have raised significant concerns with the Foreign Office about the investigation.”FactualTrue6
—Daniel FrancisLAB“Holly’s parents have raised concerns about inconsistencies in witness statements.”FactualTrue12
—Daniel FrancisLAB“Holly’s parents have raised concerns about inconsistencies in the investigation’s timelines.”FactualTrue6
—Daniel FrancisLAB“Holly’s parents have raised concerns that samples were prematurely destroyed.”FactualTrue7
—Daniel FrancisLAB“Holly’s parents have raised concerns that matters raised by French lawyers were dismissed by investigating French police officers and officials.”FactualNot Enough Evidence16
—Daniel FrancisLAB“A Foreign Office Minister met Daniel Francis and Mr Woodcock.”FactualNot Enough Evidence17
—Daniel FrancisLAB“The Government should do more to press the French authorities to reopen the investigation.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Daniel FrancisLAB“The Prime Minister should commit to examining what can be done to raise the matter with his French counterparts at the highest level.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Daniel FrancisLAB“Mr and Mrs Woodcock should receive answers about what happened to Holly.”JudgementNot Rated0
12:30Keir StarmerLAB“Holly’s family has experienced intense distress.”FactualTrue8
12:30Keir StarmerLAB“The ambassador to France has raised Holly’s case with the French prosecutor general.”FactualNot Enough Evidence21
12:30Keir StarmerLAB“The Minister for Europe, Stephen Doughty, has set out further steps that can be taken.”FactualNot Enough Evidence16
12:30Keir StarmerLAB“Stephen Doughty is ready to support Holly’s family.”FactualTrue14
—Liz Saville RobertsPC“Last month, Welsh voters elected a Plaid Cymru Government.”FactualTrue10
—Liz Saville RobertsPC“The election conveyed a clear message of fairness and hope.”FactualPartly True/False10
—Liz Saville RobertsPC“Wales has experienced years of neglect.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Liz Saville RobertsPC“Funding is owed from High Speed 2.”FactualPartly True/False16
—Liz Saville RobertsPC“Securing the funding owed from High Speed 2 would tackle years of neglect.”PredictiveNot Rated0
—Liz Saville RobertsPC“Wales should receive a new financial settlement that reflects its needs.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Liz Saville RobertsPC“Wales should have more powers, especially over its natural resources.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Liz Saville RobertsPC“The Prime Minister should be open to turning the conversation into real action to fulfil the democratic wishes of the people of Wales.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Liz Saville RobertsPC“The democratic wishes of the people of Wales should be fulfilled.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Liz Saville RobertsPC“Now is a time for people to work together.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Liz Saville RobertsPC“Chaos threatens the speaker and others from every direction.”FactualPartly True/False30
—Keir StarmerLAB“Keir Starmer had a call with the First Minister of Wales two weeks ago.”FactualTrue9
—Keir StarmerLAB“Keir Starmer and the Government will work constructively with the First Minister and the Government in Wales.”PredictiveNot Rated0
—Keir StarmerLAB“Working constructively with the Welsh Government is the right thing to do to deliver for Wales.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Tristan OsborneLAB“The case was very distressing.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Tristan OsborneLAB“A constituent in Wouldham recently brought the case to Tristan Osborne’s attention.”FactualNot Enough Evidence9
—Tristan OsborneLAB“Wouldham is a village in Tristan Osborne’s constituency.”FactualTrue10
—Tristan OsborneLAB“The case concerned a man.”FactualTrue8
—Tristan OsborneLAB“The man could not remember his own words.”FactualTrue21
—Tristan OsborneLAB“The man said on television that the NHS should not be funded through general taxation.”FactualTrue8
—Tristan OsborneLAB“The leader of Reform UK needs help.”FactualTrue10
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Reform leader wants everyone to forget that he called for the NHS to be replaced with an insurance-based system.”FactualTrue8
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Reform leader called for the NHS to be replaced with an insurance-based system.”FactualTrue8
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Reform leader said that people who can pay should pay for NHS treatment.”FactualTrue8
—Keir StarmerLAB“People cannot trust Reform with the NHS.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Keir StarmerLAB“The only way to protect the NHS is to vote Labour.”JudgementNot Rated0
12:33Rosie DuffieldIND“Tom Kerridge and UKHospitality launched their “VAT’s the Problem” campaign this week.”FactualTrue8
12:33Rosie DuffieldIND“Rosie Duffield and Sir Roger Gale hosted industry bodies yesterday.”FactualTrue10
12:33Rosie DuffieldIND“Rosie Duffield and Sir Roger Gale hosted chefs Matt Tebbutt and Thomasina Myers yesterday.”FactualTrue12
12:33Rosie DuffieldIND“Rosie Duffield and Sir Roger Gale hosted hospitality leaders from Manchester, Liverpool, London and Kent yesterday.”FactualTrue10
12:33Rosie DuffieldIND“Sacha Lord was among the hosted hospitality leaders.”FactualTrue8
12:33Rosie DuffieldIND“Sacha Lord was Andy Burnham’s night-time economy adviser.”FactualTrue5
12:33Rosie DuffieldIND“The hosted participants agree with campaigners such as Andy Lennox that the UK’s 20% VAT on hospitality is killing businesses daily.”CausalPlausible19
12:33Rosie DuffieldIND“The UK’s rate of VAT on hospitality is 20%.”FactualTrue5
12:33Rosie DuffieldIND“The candidate in Makerfield has pledged to slash VAT in line with the rest of Europe.”FactualTrue10
—Keir StarmerLAB“The government is permanently lowering business rates for retail, hospitality and leisure businesses in response to the identified challenges.”CausalStrongly Supported6
—Keir StarmerLAB“Every pub will get 15% off its new business rates bill.”FactualTrue14
—Keir StarmerLAB“Business rates bills will be frozen in real terms for a further two years.”PredictiveNot Rated0
—Keir StarmerLAB“The government is offering support by cutting VAT on children’s meals in restaurants, particularly over the summer period.”FactualTrue7
—Keir StarmerLAB“The Chancellor set out those savings two weeks ago.”FactualTrue7
—Warinder JussLAB“Every year, about 160 university students commit suicide.”FactualTrue9
—Warinder JussLAB“More than three university students commit suicide every week.”FactualTrue7
—Warinder JussLAB“There is no established duty of care on universities to protect the health, safety and welfare of their students.”FactualPartly True/False14
—Warinder JussLAB“The proposal is not about creating excessive burdens on universities.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Warinder JussLAB“The proposal is about requiring universities to take reasonable steps to prevent injury or harm to their students when the risk is reasonably foreseeable.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Warinder JussLAB“Young people are dying at university through suicide.”FactualTrue9
—Keir StarmerLAB“Any death from suicide is a tragedy.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Keir StarmerLAB“The government is bringing together students, bereaved families, universities, and the NHS to strengthen the mental health support provided to students.”CausalStrongly Supported15
—Keir StarmerLAB“The government has appointed a student support champion to drive improvement across universities.”FactualTrue16
12:35Andrew RosindellRUK“Zero Labour councillors were elected in Romford.”FactualTrue15
12:35Andrew RosindellRUK“Zero Conservative councillors were elected across Havering for the first time since 1964.”FactualTrue14
12:35Andrew RosindellRUK“Havering is the first Reform UK London borough.”FactualTrue10
12:35Andrew RosindellRUK“The election results show people’s disillusionment with the political establishment.”FactualNot Enough Evidence8
12:35Andrew RosindellRUK“Wes Streeting said he would deliver the accident and emergency unit at Queen’s Hospital.”FactualPartly True/False21
12:35Andrew RosindellRUK“Wes Streeting failed to deliver the accident and emergency unit at Queen’s Hospital.”FactualPartly True/False25
12:35Andrew RosindellRUK“The Prime Minister should provide Romford with the accident and emergency unit at Queen’s Hospital.”JudgementNot Rated0
12:36Keir StarmerLAB“The government put record investment into the NHS.”FactualTrue10
12:36Keir StarmerLAB“The record NHS investment was intended to clear up the mess left by the hon. Gentleman and others.”FactualTrue10
12:36Keir StarmerLAB“The hon. Gentleman and others left the NHS in a mess.”JudgementNot Rated0
12:36Keir StarmerLAB“The hon. Gentleman brings up elections.”FactualTrue8
12:36Keir StarmerLAB“Keir Starmer has studied the Reform candidate for Makerfield.”FactualTrue15
12:36Keir StarmerLAB“The Reform candidate for Makerfield is a self-professed sexist.”FactualTrue7
12:36Keir StarmerLAB“The Reform candidate for Makerfield said that women who get an abortion do it for “vanity purposes.””FactualTrue10
12:36Keir StarmerLAB“The Reform candidate for Makerfield encouraged people not to get the COVID vaccine.”FactualTrue10
12:36Keir StarmerLAB“The Reform candidate for Makerfield said that Russia was “within its rights” to invade Crimea.”FactualTrue10
12:36Keir StarmerLAB“Reform has nothing to offer but grievance and division yet again.”JudgementNot Rated0
12:37Harpreet UppalLAB“The speaker associates herself with the Prime Minister’s comments on Henry Nowak.”FactualTrue9
12:37Harpreet UppalLAB“The speaker associates herself with calls for calm over division.”FactualTrue10
12:37Harpreet UppalLAB“The rugby league community lost a highly important person last week.”FactualTrue8
12:37Harpreet UppalLAB“John Kear was a former England coach.”FactualTrue5
12:37Harpreet UppalLAB“John Kear was a former Wales coach.”FactualTrue9
12:37Harpreet UppalLAB“John Kear was a Challenge Cup-winning coach.”FactualTrue10
12:37Harpreet UppalLAB“John Kear died suddenly on Sunday afternoon.”FactualTrue8
12:37Harpreet UppalLAB“John Kear died while on a journey north.”FactualTrue6
12:37Harpreet UppalLAB“John Kear had commentated on the Challenge Cup final at Wembley the previous day.”FactualTrue7
12:37Harpreet UppalLAB“John Kear played for Castleford.”FactualTrue9
12:37Harpreet UppalLAB“Castleford was John Kear’s local team.”FactualTrue9
12:37Harpreet UppalLAB“John Kear moved into teaching.”FactualPartly True/False15
12:37Harpreet UppalLAB“John Kear moved into coaching.”FactualTrue10
12:37Harpreet UppalLAB“John Kear’s teaching and coaching career covered 700 matches with nine clubs.”FactualTrue13
12:37Harpreet UppalLAB“John Kear had a famous underdog Challenge Cup win with Sheffield Eagles in 1998.”FactualTrue10
12:37Harpreet UppalLAB“John Kear had a famous underdog Challenge Cup win with Hull FC in 2005.”FactualTrue6
12:37Harpreet UppalLAB“John Kear loved his sport.”FactualTrue9
12:37Harpreet UppalLAB“John Kear was loved by his sport.”FactualTrue7
12:37Harpreet UppalLAB“John Kear’s wife was named Dawn.”FactualTrue9
12:37Keir StarmerLAB“The speaker pays tribute to John.”FactualTrue10
12:37Keir StarmerLAB“The speaker and others were all deeply sad to hear of John's passing.”FactualNot Enough Evidence10
12:37Keir StarmerLAB“John had passed away.”FactualTrue8
12:37Keir StarmerLAB“John was a remarkable athlete.”JudgementNot Rated0
12:37Keir StarmerLAB“John was a remarkable coach.”JudgementNot Rated0
12:37Keir StarmerLAB“John was an energetic champion of his sport.”JudgementNot Rated0
12:37Keir StarmerLAB“John was an enthusiastic champion of his sport.”JudgementNot Rated0
12:37Keir StarmerLAB“John will be missed by supporters across the country.”PredictiveNot Rated0
12:37Keir StarmerLAB“Dawn was John's wife.”FactualTrue10
—Sarah GreenLD“Sarah Green spoke to women at an event in Parliament yesterday.”FactualNot Enough Evidence18
—Sarah GreenLD“The women's children suffered avoidable harm.”FactualTrue15
—Sarah GreenLD“The women continued taking the epilepsy drug sodium valproate during pregnancy.”FactualTrue18
—Sarah GreenLD“Doctors knew the risks of sodium valproate during pregnancy.”FactualTrue14
—Sarah GreenLD“Patients were not informed about those risks.”FactualTrue14
—Sarah GreenLD“Doctors' knowledge of the risks while patients were not informed had devastating consequences.”CausalStrongly Supported17
—Sarah GreenLD“A Government Department commissioned a report examining how to provide a redress scheme.”FactualTrue6
—Sarah GreenLD“The commissioned report raised an expectation that a redress scheme was on the horizon.”CausalStrongly Supported9
—Sarah GreenLD“Not introducing such a redress scheme would be unbelievably cruel.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Sarah GreenLD“The Government should respond to the Hughes report.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Sarah GreenLD“The Government should finally establish a redress scheme for the families.”JudgementNot Rated0
12:38Keir StarmerLAB“The Government absolutely recognises that pelvic mesh has caused harm to many lives.”FactualTrue8
12:38Keir StarmerLAB“The Government absolutely recognises that pelvic mesh has had a huge impact on many lives.”FactualTrue9
12:38Keir StarmerLAB“The Minister for Public Health has been a dedicated campaigner on the issue of pelvic mesh.”JudgementNot Rated0
12:38Keir StarmerLAB“The speaker wants a full response to the recommendations to be published as quickly as possible.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Euan StainbankLAB“The Department for Transport’s 10-year bus pipeline shows that demand for zero-emission buses will double by the end of the decade.”PredictiveNot Rated0
—Euan StainbankLAB“Jobs are being lost in Scotland’s bus manufacturing sector.”FactualTrue7
—Euan StainbankLAB“Overseas manufacturers are winning more bus orders.”FactualTrue16
—Euan StainbankLAB“Overseas manufacturers constitute the majority of newly registered buses on Scotland’s roads.”FactualPartly True/False21
—Euan StainbankLAB“An investigation into the cyber-security of Chinese buses has taken place.”FactualTrue5
—Keir StarmerLAB“The workforce building buses in Scotland is brilliant and talented.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Keir StarmerLAB“The government's pipeline will give UK manufacturers certainty and stability.”PredictiveNot Rated0
—Keir StarmerLAB“UK manufacturers need certainty and stability to plan ahead.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Keir StarmerLAB“UK manufacturers need certainty and stability to be completely effective.”CausalStrongly Supported14
—Keir StarmerLAB“The government is working closely with the industry.”FactualTrue7
—Keir StarmerLAB“The government is working to provide the industry with the necessary response and support.”FactualTrue10
—Bob BlackmanCON“The Prime Minister is committed to combating antisemitism, and this commitment is welcome.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Bob BlackmanCON“Regular hate marches have been seen on the streets.”FactualPartly True/False10
—Bob BlackmanCON“The marches have included chanting “globalise the intifada.””FactualTrue8
—Bob BlackmanCON“The marches have led directly to attacks on Jewish businesses.”CausalPlausible28
—Bob BlackmanCON“The marches have led directly to attacks on synagogues.”CausalWeak Evidence23
—Bob BlackmanCON“The marches have led directly to attacks on Jewish individuals in the streets.”CausalPlausible18
—Bob BlackmanCON“The marches have led directly to an arson attack at a place where Jewish people live.”CausalUnsupported17
—Bob BlackmanCON“Jewish people in the country now want action rather than warm words.”FactualTrue10
—Bob BlackmanCON“The Prime Minister should expel overseas students who commit antisemitic acts.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Bob BlackmanCON“The Prime Minister should proscribe the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Bob BlackmanCON“Thirteen Iran-sponsored charities in the country spread antisemitism.”FactualPartly True/False21
—Bob BlackmanCON“The Prime Minister should close down the 13 Iran-sponsored charities.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Bob BlackmanCON“The Prime Minister should ensure that all children are taught the horrors of the Holocaust.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Bob BlackmanCON“The Prime Minister should ensure that all children are taught the importance of not expressing hatred towards one another.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Bob BlackmanCON“The Prime Minister should ensure that all children are taught the true history of the founding of the state of Israel.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Bob BlackmanCON“Jewish people in the country want to feel safe on the streets, in their homes, and in the country.”FactualTrue9
—Keir StarmerLAB“The speaker and the hon. Gentleman are united in believing that the poison of antisemitism must be fought wherever it is found.”FactualTrue10
—Keir StarmerLAB“The government is investing more to keep Jewish communities safe.”FactualTrue9
—Keir StarmerLAB“The government is increasing police patrols.”FactualTrue7
—Keir StarmerLAB“The government is providing greater security at schools and synagogues.”FactualTrue9
—Keir StarmerLAB“The government is investing £7 million to tackle antisemitism within universities.”FactualTrue10
—Keir StarmerLAB“The government is bringing in proscription-like powers to clamp down on malign state activity.”FactualTrue13
—Keir StarmerLAB“The government will set out further steps in the coming days.”PredictiveNot Rated0
12:42Darren PaffeyLAB“Less than 48 hours ago, Henry Nowak’s family stood on the steps of Southampton Crown Court.”FactualTrue19
12:42Darren PaffeyLAB“Henry Nowak’s family gave a courageous and dignified statement.”JudgementNot Rated0
12:42Darren PaffeyLAB“Henry Nowak’s family wanted to use his story to make change for the better.”FactualTrue8
12:42Darren PaffeyLAB“Henry Nowak’s family described his story as heartbreaking.”JudgementNot Rated0
12:42Darren PaffeyLAB“Henry Nowak’s family did not want his death to be used to create further division.”FactualTrue19
12:42Darren PaffeyLAB“Henry Nowak’s family did not want his death to be used to create further hatred.”FactualTrue18
12:42Darren PaffeyLAB“Henry Nowak’s family did not want his death to be used to create further tension.”FactualTrue18
12:42Darren PaffeyLAB“Henry Nowak’s family wanted his story to make the streets safer for everyone.”FactualTrue9
12:42Darren PaffeyLAB“Violence was whipped up on the streets of Southampton last night.”CausalStrongly Supported10
12:42Darren PaffeyLAB“Criminal damage was caused to homes belonging to innocent people.”FactualTrue10
12:42Darren PaffeyLAB“Eleven police officers were injured.”FactualTrue10
12:42Darren PaffeyLAB“The violence, criminal damage, and injuries to police officers were the total opposite of what Henry Nowak’s family called for.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Keir StarmerLAB“The attacks directed towards police officers last night were disgraceful.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Keir StarmerLAB“The attacks directed towards police officers last night were completely unacceptable.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Keir StarmerLAB“There is no justification for further disorder.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Dr Danny ChambersLD“The Conservatives repeatedly promised 40 new hospitals.”FactualTrue7
—Dr Danny ChambersLD“The speaker and others knew that the promised hospitals were never going to happen.”FactualPartly True/False14
—Dr Danny ChambersLD“The current Government is promising a new hospital in Hampshire in 20 years’ time.”FactualPartly True/False13
—Dr Danny ChambersLD“The promised Hampshire hospital might not be built at all.”PredictiveNot Rated0
—Dr Danny ChambersLD“The speaker’s constituents really rely on their A&E and maternity services.”FactualTrue10
—Dr Danny ChambersLD“The current hospital has a huge repair backlog.”FactualTrue14
—Dr Danny ChambersLD“Rainwater is leaking into clinical areas of the current hospital.”FactualFalse14
—Dr Danny ChambersLD“The Prime Minister should break the cycle of governing parties promising hypothetical hospitals.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Dr Danny ChambersLD“The Prime Minister should commit to fixing the actual hospital in Winchester.”JudgementNot Rated0
12:43Keir StarmerLAB“The hon. Gentleman previously raised this matter with the Prime Minister at Prime Minister’s questions.”FactualTrue17
12:43Keir StarmerLAB“The reorganisation of services is a matter for local integrated care boards.”FactualTrue10
12:43Keir StarmerLAB“Local integrated care boards make decisions based on evidence and engagement with patients.”FactualTrue10
12:43Keir StarmerLAB“Patients across the country are benefiting from the investment provided to expand urgent and emergency care capacity.”CausalPlausible25
12:43Keir StarmerLAB“The speaker’s government provided £450 million to expand urgent and emergency care capacity.”FactualTrue6
12:43Keir StarmerLAB“The improvement is because of the investment provided.”CausalPlausible19
12:43Keir StarmerLAB“This matter is for the hon. Gentleman’s local board.”FactualTrue15
12:44Alison HumeLAB“Dedicated teachers in Scarborough and Whitby have made efforts.”FactualTrue10
12:44Alison HumeLAB“Only 36% of pupils achieve grade 5 or above in both English and maths GCSEs.”FactualTrue8
12:44Alison HumeLAB“Mission Coastal has the potential to deliver the same transformational impact for young people in deprived coastal communities as the London Challenge achieved.”PredictiveNot Rated0
12:44Alison HumeLAB“The London Challenge achieved transformational impact.”JudgementNot Rated0
12:44Alison HumeLAB“Mission Coastal is a bold and targeted intervention.”JudgementNot Rated0
12:44Alison HumeLAB“Only a Labour Government can deliver Mission Coastal.”JudgementNot Rated0
00:00Keir StarmerLAB“Mission Coastal will help break the link between background and success.”PredictiveNot Rated0
00:00Keir StarmerLAB“Mission Coastal will give the most disadvantaged children mentoring.”PredictiveNot Rated0
00:00Keir StarmerLAB“Mission Coastal will give the most disadvantaged children career support.”PredictiveNot Rated0
00:00Keir StarmerLAB“Mission Coastal will give the most disadvantaged children enrichment opportunities.”PredictiveNot Rated0
00:00Keir StarmerLAB“Every child deserves the same opportunities to succeed, regardless of where they grow up.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Victoria CollinsLD“The Government's housing targets are top-down.”FactualTrue15
—Victoria CollinsLD“The Government's housing targets are about to almost double in Victoria Collins's constituency.”PredictiveNot Rated0
—Victoria CollinsLD“The Government's housing targets mean that communities such as Redbourn and Tring are about to see huge-scale development.”PredictiveNot Rated0
—Victoria CollinsLD“Infrastructure in the constituency is bursting at the seams.”FactualTrue10
—Victoria CollinsLD“A supposedly affordable new build in Victoria Collins's constituency costs more than £500,000.”FactualPartly True/False28
—Victoria CollinsLD“Hannah is one of Victoria Collins's sixth-formers.”FactualNot Enough Evidence10
—Victoria CollinsLD“It is no wonder that Hannah says she can never dream of buying a new home and will have to leave the place where she grew up.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Victoria CollinsLD“Hannah says that she can never dream of buying a new home.”FactualNot Enough Evidence8
—Victoria CollinsLD“Hannah says that she will have to leave the place where she grew up.”FactualNot Enough Evidence10
—Victoria CollinsLD“The top-down targets are not delivering the affordable homes we need.”CausalPlausible27
—Victoria CollinsLD“The top-down targets are not delivering the services we need.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Victoria CollinsLD“The top-down targets are not protecting the speaker's precious landscapes.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Keir StarmerLAB“The current government inherited a housing crisis.”FactualTrue20
—Keir StarmerLAB“People are unable to have the security of their own home.”FactualTrue10
—Keir StarmerLAB“People are unable to get onto the housing ladder.”FactualTrue10
—Keir StarmerLAB“The current government is determined to change the housing situation.”FactualTrue10
—Keir StarmerLAB“The current government has invested £39 billion.”FactualTrue10
—Keir StarmerLAB“The investment is intended to deliver more social and affordable homes.”FactualTrue10
—Keir StarmerLAB“The delivery of those homes prioritises brownfield land.”FactualTrue17
—Keir StarmerLAB“The government must build more communities with strong infrastructure.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Keir StarmerLAB“The hon. Lady’s party consistently votes against the planning reforms.”FactualTrue28
—Keir StarmerLAB“The planning reforms will allow the social and affordable homes to be built.”PredictiveNot Rated0
—Mr Calvin BaileyLAB“Yesterday, the Health Secretary confirmed that all eligible black men would be invited to the Transform trial.”FactualTrue7
—Mr Calvin BaileyLAB“Calvin Bailey welcomes the invitation as a vital step towards screening for prostate cancer.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Mr Calvin BaileyLAB“Black men have double the risk of being diagnosed with and dying from prostate cancer.”FactualTrue10
—Mr Calvin BaileyLAB“Reform responded with nothing but divisive weasel words and rage-baiting.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Mr Calvin BaileyLAB“The NHS was founded by Labour.”FactualTrue8
—Mr Calvin BaileyLAB“The NHS was founded to be there for everyone equally.”FactualTrue9
—Mr Calvin BaileyLAB“When there is a proven higher risk, targeting support is equality.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Keir StarmerLAB“This programme is England’s first targeted cancer screening programme.”FactualFalse17
—Keir StarmerLAB“The government is funding a major expansion of cancer research and treatment, backed by £20 million, to help men at the highest risk.”FactualTrue8
—Keir StarmerLAB“The government is determined to improve cancer care.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Keir StarmerLAB“More cancer patients are now being diagnosed on time.”FactualPartly True/False13
—Keir StarmerLAB“Labour’s decisions have contributed to more cancer patients being diagnosed on time.”CausalPlausible25
—Keir StarmerLAB“There is more to do to improve cancer care.”JudgementNot Rated0
—Mr SpeakerSPK“Points of order come after statements and urgent questions.”FactualTrue18
—Mr SpeakerSPK“The person addressed did not ask a question.”FactualTrue17
—Mr SpeakerSPK“The point of order can come after the urgent questions.”FactualTrue16