The Royal British Legion is not stopping poppy sales in certain areas due to “upset minorities”
The charity has routinely said this claim is untrue. Read
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Rachael Krishna
Fact Checker (former)
Rachael joined Full Fact in April 2019, having previously worked as a reporter for BuzzFeed News. She worked with the fact-checking team, and has experience and interest in online misinformation and social media.
This post incorrectly claims everyone with cancer has a pH that is too acidic
This post makes claims about the relation between the body’s pH and health that have been widely debunked. Read
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An Italian politician did not expose her underwear during her swearing-in ceremony
The original photo has been edited to show this. Read
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This video of a crowd booing Boris Johnson is not from the 2019 Conservative party conference
The footage is from 2015. Read
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Pretty Little Thing products can contain lead, but probably not dangerous amounts
The State of California requires companies to declare if they use any chemicals from a toxicity list. Read
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Jeremy Corbyn did not attend an IRA funeral wearing an ‘I heart the IRA’ t-shirt
The photo has been edited. Read
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The Nazis were not socialists
Despite naming themselves the national socialist party, the Nazi’s policies - including the persecution of left-wing critics - did not align with socialist ideals. Read
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Diane Abbott did not say an Iraqi migrant was found off the coast of a landlocked country
The unedited tweet was actually about a body found off the coast of Belgium. Read
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John Major did prorogue parliament for three weeks in 1997
Major’s prorogation in 1997 delayed a report into Conservative MPs taking bribes, whether or not that was his intention. Read
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This post oversimplifies and confuses details about Hitler’s rise to power
We’ve seen no evidence that Hitler referred to the dissolution of parliament as “the will of the people”. Read
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