Summary:
Would every family’s taxes go up by £2,000 under Labour?
No.
Are NHS England waiting lists going down?
It depends how you measure it, but mostly no.
Have the Conservatives abolished non-dom status?
Not yet; they’re phasing it out.
Will the UK be less energy-secure if it stops new North Sea drilling?
No.
So, that’s four claims made by Sunak, none of them clearly true, two of them clearly false.
Not surprising, really. He has no positive legacy so he has to make things up. And this is, after all, a man who was fined for partying in Downing Street while the rest of us were in lockdown.
This is the best summary I could come up with:
Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer have faced off for an hour of intense and at times testy debate on ITV1.
Here are some of the claims made – and whether they stack up.
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