News & Online Journalist
A Facebook post about an injured dog found in south-east London is a hoax. It uses a photo from a hit-and-run incident in New Jersey in 2020. Read
A cartoon on Facebook implies that Agenda 2030 will create a UN/WHO dictatorship and introduce several global policies. Read
A Facebook page is claiming to offer free Aldi food packages for users that engage with its posts, but Aldi has confirmed the page is not associated with them. Read
Essex Police have confirmed the image being shared on social media is not a real tweet from the force. Read
A post on a page called “ALDI Stores” claims those commenting will be sent free groceries. Read
Posts on social media falsely claim that Argos and Amazon are selling Samsung S23 phones for £3 and that Amazon is also selling iPhone 14s for the same price. Read
The posts claim to need help identifying an elderly woman with dementia who has arrived at a local shelter with her dog, but they appear in many different places. Read
The post uses misleading imagery to promote a fake giveaway. Read
The photo depicting a hearse being impounded in front of pallbearers is actually a scene staged for a BBC programme. Read
Posts promoting a pallet of uncollected Amazon parcels for £2 are fake Read
