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Budget Claims and a Highlighter: A Fact-Check Day in Westminster

November 13, 2026November 12, 2026 by admin

Budget Claims and a Highlighter: A Fact-Check Day in Westminster – I have been issued a green highlighter and a sense of duty, and only one of them is working.

Categories warroomtop Tags 1.5 million homes, Budget fact check, england, Full Fact, John Healey, Kemi Badenoch, tax burden, triple lock, war room diary, westminster

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