Fact-Checking Hub

What is the Fact-Checking Hub?

The Rupert Lowe Facts Fact-Checking Hub monitors and evaluates public claims made by Rupert Lowe. Our goal is to separate fact from fiction by providing evidence-based analysis of statements that influence UK politics, public debate, and media discussion.

Our Focus

  • Claims that are relevant to public debate and policy discussion
  • Claims that have been widely shared or repeated in media and online
  • Claims that can be verified against independent data and expert sources

How We Work

  1. Identify a claim made in a speech, interview, parliamentary statement, social-media post, or media appearance.
  2. Research the claim using official statistics, independent experts, and trusted journalism.
  3. Publish a verdict clearly labelled with the icon key below.

Verdict Key

✅ True – accurate and supported by strong evidence
⚠️ Misleading – contains elements of truth but presented in a deceptive or incomplete way
❌ False – factually incorrect
ℹ️ Lacks Evidence – cannot be verified or substantiated

Explore the Fact-Checks

2025 Fact-Checks →

The latest Rupert Lowe statements reviewed and verified throughout 2025.

2024 Fact-Checks →

MP salary claims, immigration statistics, housing commentary, and public-spending comparisons.

2023 Fact-Checks →

Parliamentary activity, immigration commentary, and economic or political claims.

2022 Fact-Checks →

GB News appearances, early Reform UK messaging, and public political commentary.

2021 Fact-Checks →

Statements linked to the post-Brexit landscape and emerging Reform UK narratives.

Pre-2021 Archive →

Early political activity, business commentary, and pre-MP public claims.

Compiled by the Rupert Lowe Facts editorial team using independent sources including Full Fact, Reuters, BBC Reality Check, Parliament.uk, and major UK news outlets.
For corrections or clarifications, please visit our Contact Us page.

Corrections & Feedback

This hub does not endorse any political party. Its sole purpose is factual verification.

Accuracy matters. If you believe a fact-check is in error, please contact us. We review correction requests promptly and update with a clear note where necessary.