Health
Sun wrong to claim lockdown doubled suicide rates
Evidence suggests suicides did not increase after the first lockdown. Read
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Health
Evidence suggests suicides did not increase after the first lockdown. Read
Economy, Business & Finance
The Prime Minister claimed that band D average council tax is higher in Labour areas than Conservative ones. But band D rates are not a fair comparison. Average tax in Labour areas is lower. Read
A photo of a WW1 battalion after returning from war in 1918 is not real. But it is based on real events. Read
The TV personality claimed photos showed how visibility of the Himalayas changed after lockdown. The ‘before’ image was edited and not real. Read
The march passed under Waterloo Bridge in 50 minutes. It’s unfeasible that one million people could pass through that space in 50 minutes. Read
An aerial image is claimed to be from the 24 April anti-lockdown march in London. It was actually from a 2018 march against Brexit. Read
Claims that lockdowns and face masks don’t work are false. Read
The ‘peer-reviewed paper from Stanford’ is not from Stanford and may not have been conventionally peer-reviewed. Read
Some social media users have fabricated quotes about the super league attributed to Klopp and Ferguson. We spoke to one of them. Read
Health
Payments of £500 are available to eligible low-income or benefit-receiving workers who have to self-isolate. Read