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DURING the long and turbulent four-and-a-half years it took from the vote on leaving the EU for the “full Brexit” to happen, many pledges were made by the Tories over what it would achieve. Here we examine whether some of these key promises have been delivered.
The promise: £350 million a week for public services One of the most prominent symbols of the Vote Leave campaign was a red bus emblazoned with claim that the UK sends the EU £350 million a week, with the slogan “Let’s fund our NHS instead”. The year after the referendum Boris Johnson, then foreign secretary, revived the claim in a newspaper article stating: “Once we have settled our accounts, we will take back control of roughly £350m per week. It would be a fine thing, as many of us have pointed out, if a lot of that money went on the NHS.”
Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme statistics: December 2020
HMRC) using
HMRC’s Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme claims data.
This publication covers all Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme claims submitted by employers from the start of the scheme up to 31 October 2020. It includes statistics on the claims themselves and the jobs supported.
Data from
HMRC’s Real Time Information (RTI) system has been matched with Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme data to produce analysis of claims by:
daily number of employments furloughed
employer size
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The First Minister was criticised after claiming that almost 40 percent of care homes in Scotland were allowing a form of indoor visits. The claim was made in response to a question by Willie Rennie during a recent session of First Minister s Questions in Holyrood.
Nicola Sturgeon criticised for loose use of care home figures by stats agency
The First Minister was accused of trying to pull the wool over people s eyes by partially using statistics on care home visits.
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Nicola Sturgeon made the claim in parliament to Lib Dem leader Willie Rennie
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