We do fact checks and explain cultural and social issues, so it’s easier to understand what’s going on in the world around us.
Culture & Society
The videos appear to feature recordings of Princess Anne making a number of claims about Queen Camilla and Princess Charlotte, but the audio clips are not real. Read
Culture & Society
The footage, which has been viewed more than 280,000 times on Facebook, contains distinct visual glitches that are hallmarks of AI creation. Read
Culture & Society
The images, which are claimed to be from the state banquet in July, do not match real photographs of the event which hosted French president Emmanuel Macron. Read
Culture & Society
The latest figures from the BBC show the number of households paying the licence fee actually fell by around 300,000 in the last year. Read
Culture & Society
There’s no evidence for claims it was to not “offend” the festival’s crowd—the RAF says it’s because the planes were repositioning between bases. Read
Culture & Society
An apparent screenshot from a website with a description stating haggis is a traditional Israeli pudding has been shared online. But it’s satire. Read
Culture & Society
The video has been shared widely on Facebook and one version has been viewed over 2.8 million times. But it’s not genuine. Read
As is traditional on 23 April, many are celebrating England’s patron saint today—but Christian churches have “transferred" the day to next Monday. Read
The company says its Easter eggs aren’t halal certified either, contrary to what has been claimed online. Read
Some, including Kemi Badenoch, have suggested the series was based on a real-life crime committed by a boy who wasn’t white—but the show’s co-creators say it wasn’t based on any single case. Read
