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The photo actually shows the woman at a peaceful protest in Kansas on 6 January 2021, where there were no arrests. She did not participate in the riots at the US Capitol. Read
The fake quote, which has been online since at least 2015, has been recirculating as Mr Trump begins his second term as president. Read
An image of such a scene has left people doubting it was caused by the LA wildfires. But fire experts told us the damage in the picture is consistent with the damage such fires can cause. Read
Posts claiming this have been shared online, as President Trump signed a number of executive orders on his first day in office. Read
The photo has been shared in the wake of the Gaza ceasefire deal, with a caption that implies it is recent. But it actually dates back to 2021. Read
Posts on social media suggest the footage was taken following recent tsunami warnings, which have since been lifted. Read
The footage was actually taken during an Air Algérie flight that landed safely in September 2024. Read
Posts on social media in the wake of an attack on the US city have suggested the superintendent was pictured mistakenly wearing her badge upside down. Read
A post claiming Britain is ‘to ban TikTok’ following concerns about ‘young millionaires’ has been shared on Instagram. Read
A digitally created clip first shared on TikTok has been circulating on other social media platforms as if it’s genuine footage. Read
