Last week we told you about our Government Tracker project, what we didn’t mention was that we launched the tracker in Parliament to a room full of politicians, journalists and change makers.
As a tool, the tracker is important in holding politicians accountable for the promises they make and starting to build a greater sense of trust in politics.
This is particularly important for the new Labour government in the aftermath of ‘passes for glasses’, most of the public haven’t seen the trust-building action they’d been led to expect.
Both Labour and the Conservative party have argued that current levels of immigration are too high, with Labour pledging in its election manifesto to “reduce net migration”.
Our updated explainer looks at how migration to the UK is measured, how net migration has changed in recent years, and why it is expected to decrease in the coming years.
One year on from the Online Safety Act becoming law, it’s clear that the vast majority of misinformation tackled by fact checkers remains out of its reach. But it could have been so much better.
