Old image of Glastonbury aftermath re-emerges on social media
A photo of rubbish at the Glastonbury festival site used to criticise environmental campaigning is actually from 2015. Read
Senior Political Journalist
A photo of rubbish at the Glastonbury festival site used to criticise environmental campaigning is actually from 2015. Read
Some social media users have suggested Ms Johnson’s mother was in the audience during an episode of the BBC debate show. Read
Health
An Instagram post claiming that “the unvaccinated aren’t dying” is not correct. Sadly, unvaccinated people are still dying from Covid-19 and other causes. Read
Health
A Facebook post claiming that 99% of cancers are caused by parabens found in cosmetics is not true. Read
A Facebook post inaccurately compares contrails caused by a US Air Force formation over the UK to a chemical spraying operation during the Vietnam War. Read
A Facebook video claiming to show chemicals deposited by planes likely shows Saharan dust. Read
Economy, Business & Finance
Figures for the salary of rail workers mentioned by transport secretary Grant Shapps are not representative of those involved in the national rail strike. Read
The court was not involved in the decision to overturn the deportation of a Libyan man convicted of 78 offences in the UK. Read
We can find no evidence to support claims that travel disruption at airports is part of a deliberate attempt to stop people travelling. And there’s plenty of evidence for staff shortages. Read
A popular Facebook claim warning that hackers are posting “offensive comments” which account owners can’t see has been repeatedly debunked. Read