
The media frenzy that stripped Jason Arday of one of his life-defining achievements.
Plus the available evidence on the 30 marathons in 35 days and the footballing claims
Looking behind the myths and headlines to bring you the facts and evidence-based reality.
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Plus the available evidence on the 30 marathons in 35 days and the footballing claims

How the bare basics, including one toilet roll, became a tabloid headline.

What a study on European warming actually found and how it got twisted into a climate-denial talking point.

Why claiming benefits doesn't exempt you - and why the headlines saying otherwise could land people with fines

The Standard's headline blurs an important distinction and obscures the shocking figures showing hundreds of people are ending up on London's streets shortly after being granted refugee status.

A closer look at the decades-old rules allowing some disabled 16-year-olds to learn to drive.

Why did the Telegraph put "Food is too cheap" in quotation marks when Zack Polanski never used those words?

Somehow, one think-tank managed to do just that, and the press lapped it up.

The terrible statistics and worst-case assumptions behind the scare campaign

The policy isn’t new, the increase isn't special, and the numbers are vanishingly tiny.

Inside the bizarre backlash to energy-efficient appliances, and a look at what’s really changing