Erroneous claims. Numbers that don't add up. Fake news. Dubious facts.
This is Discuss Sectionwhat we the public must deal with in the run-up to elections. And just because the UK general election on Thursday came up by surprise, doesn't mean that the political parties haven't had plenty of time to make their claims.
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