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Supported85% confidence
“And we have evidence that they tried to interfere with the 2019 General Election.”
Claim checkedThe UK has evidence that Russian agencies tried to interfere in the UK's 2019 general election.
In July 2020 the UK Government said it was 'almost certain' that Russian actors sought to interfere in the 2019 general election by amplifying leaked trade documents.
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Supported80% confidence
“We have already supported Moldova to protect its elections from Russian interference.”
Claim checkedThe UK has already helped Moldova protect its elections from Russian interference.
The UK funded election-integrity training for Moldova's Central Electoral Commission and in 2025 sanctioned a Russia-based network accused of interfering in Moldovan elections.
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Supported80% confidence
“Just eight weeks into becoming Prime Minister, working with my Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband, I comprehensively reset our position.”
Claim checkedAbout eight weeks after becoming Prime Minister, Andy Burnham, working with Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband, comprehensively reset the UK's position on Israel and the Palestinian territories.
Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband announced the settlement trade ban and sanctions on 8 September 2026, about seven weeks into the premiership; he said it took 'the new prime minister' to act.
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Supported70% confidence
“By banning trade in goods with illegal settlements.”
Claim checkedThe UK has acted against the E1 settlement plan by banning trade in goods with illegal Israeli settlements.
A ban on trade in goods from illegal settlements was announced on 8 September 2026. It is due to take effect in six to nine months, so it is announced rather than in force.
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Procedural claims (the speaker's own dates, petition counts, who said what, background), clear slips of the tongue, and words read out from someone else. They stay on the record and do not count in Accuracy.
Partly supported“the first industrial revolution, which started in Northern England two centuries ago”Procedural: History used to set the scene. · Speech to the UN General Assembly, 22 Sep 2026
Pending“I can announce today that I am going to put AI at the heart of the UK’s G20 Presidency next year”Procedural: Announces a plan; there is nothing yet to check. · Speech to the UN General Assembly, 22 Sep 2026
Pending“A bond which he described in a letter to working people of the city as “perpetual.””Procedural: Part of a historical story about Lincoln and Manchester. · Speech to the UN General Assembly, 22 Sep 2026
Partly supported“During the American civil war, despite the hardships it brought them, they refused to touch raw cotton that had been picked by slaves.”Procedural: Part of a historical story about Lincoln and Manchester. · Speech to the UN General Assembly, 22 Sep 2026
Supported“The Graham Bill which President Trump signed last week”Procedural: Names a bill and when it was signed, as context for what follows. · Speech to the UN General Assembly, 22 Sep 2026