Counter-commentary on what the Prime Minister says. By James Elliott.
The Prime Minister says the Diego Garcia base is crucial to security. After a Monday call with Mauritius, there is still no deal.
The Prime Minister says major changes will rebalance the scales of justice. The specialist courtrooms roll out over two years.
The Prime Minister says Britain wants further steps with Europe.
The Prime Minister says People's Power puts clean energy under community control. GOV.UK says it is a £30 million grant round and a first down payment.
The Prime Minister says McLaren's £500m will create a thousand jobs. The government note dates those jobs to 2032.
A Rosh Hashanah greeting repeats July's £250 million Jewish security package as if it were a pledge for the year ahead.
The Prime Minister said treatment is easier than ever. The new chemist list starts at a few hundred sites, not every high street.
English mayors are to get an overnight visitor levy with no cap. Paris charges a little. This plan charges whatever the office writes.
The Prime Minister said Britain must stand for something. The first act on the list is a ban on trade in goods.
The Prime Minister called Liverpool's new bus franchise power back in communities. The office that now sets routes, times and fares is not the stop.
A housing pledge sold as the biggest since the war is 70,000 homes stretched over ten years. The slogan is bigger than the plan.
The Prime Minister posted 80,000 returns, fewer summer crossings, and 1,050 French officers. Those numbers do not settle whether the policy is working.
The Prime Minister said he was putting cowboy builders out of business. The slogan is neat. The cost lands on the people who already follow the rules.
Posts land here when the Prime Minister says something worth pulling apart. No posting on quiet days. Quotes are verbatim from the source. Every claim is checked against a second outlet before publication.