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How does the BBC gender pay gap compare with the situation across the UK as a whole?
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Only a fraction of cash and donated items has so far reached survivors, BBC Reality Check finds.
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Charlie Gard's parents don't have the final decision on what happens to him so where do parental rights end?
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Divorce rates have fallen but does that mean relationships are becoming more stable?
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First Ministers say it is a "naked power-grab" undermining devolution
Read moreDid the OBR identify a Brexit dividend?
On the Today programme this morning, Steve Baker, who is a minister at the Department for Exiting the European Union, said: "The Office for Budget Responsibility included a Brexit dividend in its report, which I feel sure researchers can dig out for you."
The OBR did indeed include money in 2019-20 that would previously have been contributed to the EU Budget and would instead go on domestic spending.
It is a figure of £13bn in 2019-20, but thinking of it as a a "Brexit dividend" is a bit difficult when the OBR is also predicting that in that year, the government will have to borrow an extra £14.7bn just as a result of the vote to leave the EU.
Wimbledon seedings are calculated differently from other grand slam tournaments.
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