Anthony Reuben

The mobile operator EE is to charge new UK customers to use their phones in Europe.

Will Britons have to pay more to use their mobiles in Europe, now the UK has left the EU?

What are the risks and benefits from using wide-scale lateral-flow tests?

What will Brexit mean for students in the UK wanting to work or study abroad?

The chancellor says that different ways of calculating GDP makes the UK look bad.

Rules of origin are a key part of the UK’s trade deal with the EU. What are they?

Low traffic at borders has meant there have been few problems in Kent, but there have been other issues.

With no deal looking increasingly likely, how have both sides been getting ready?

The chancellor has been making some claims about pay in the public and private sectors.

The Department for International Trade slips up in a tweet about Bake Off.

The prime minister claims workers will get 80% of their wages. Will they?

Ex-PM Theresa May says the government should not be resigned to no deal on security co-operation.

Children will be weighed to check lockdown obesity and other misleading online claims debunked.

Is Boris Johnson right to say that no country has a working contact-tracing app?

Why have hundreds of workers tested positive for coronavirus at abattoirs and meat processing plants?

Reality Check crunches the numbers on the ministerial merry-go-round.

Anthony Reuben is a journalist who was made the BBC’s first head of statistics. He had some serious catching up to do. Now he’s helping the rest of us catch up, too.

Is the current 1p piece the least valuable British coin since the currency was unified in 1707?

Nick Boles MP says Norway refused to adopt an EU directive. Is he right?

What is the scale of the problem and what may be done to discourage thieves?