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6464 claims analyzed Last updated 2026-04-24

Credibility summary

Well-Supported 506 (7.8%) Disputed 23 (0.4%) Misleading 68 (1.1%) Unverified 5867 (90.8%)

Of the 597 claims in Politics with evidence either way, 85% held up.

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225 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

We must focus on delivering the change we promised the country

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225 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

McSweeney said the decision to appoint Mandelson was wrong damaging the party country and trust in politics.

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225 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

McSweeney advised the prime minister to make that appointment taking full responsibility.

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225 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

Mr. Starmer fired Mr. Mandelson from his diplomatic post in the United States in September

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225 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

Emails revealed a much closer friendship than Mr. Mandelson had acknowledged

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225 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

Mr. Sarwar sits in the Scottish Parliament not the British Parliament

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225 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

His comments stirred a crisis within the government

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225 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

There have been too many mistakes

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225 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

Government's loss of popularity has damaged the Labour Party in Scotland

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225 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

Mr. Sarwar called Mr. Starmer a decent man

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225 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

He said he was not part of a plan to oust the prime minister

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225 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

Mr. Allan quit less than 24 hours after Morgan McSweeney stepped down

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225 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

Rayner wrote on X I urge all my colleagues to come together remember our values and put them into practice as a team

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225 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

The Prime Minister has my full support

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225 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

Senior British government ministers rallied around Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Monday

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225 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

Angela Rayner said Prime Minister has her full support

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225 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

Anas Sarwar became the most senior figure to call on Mr. Starmer to quit

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225 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

Wes Streeting said Mr. Starmer did not need to resign

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225 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

John Healey and Rachel Reeves expressed loyalty and confidence in Mr. Starmer

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225 d ago · nytimes.com Politics

Russia's rulers cling to belief nothing can harm them

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