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Politics
At Prime Minister’s Questions yesterday, Rishi Sunak claimed crime has “decreased by 56% since 2010”. We looked at a similar claim from the Prime Minister earlier this year and found … Read
Politics
The work and pensions secretary Mel Stride told Parliament on Monday that “one in four cancers are caused by smoking”. As we wrote in a fact check about Steve Barclay … Read
A video of a detained man with a swastika tattoo has been falsely claimed to show IDF chief of staff, Herzi Halevi. Read
Politics
The news earlier today that inflation has fallen to 4.6% from its peak of over 11% last year has prompted a number of claims from senior Conservative politicians, who have … Read
Health
Virtually all the most vulnerable people are vaccinated against Covid, so most of the people who die of it are too. Read
It’s true that barcodes beginning 729 originated in Israel, but this code has not changed to 871 to avoid boycotts. Read
Health
The search engine highlighted text that appeared to be AI-generated false information published online as an example of an AI ‘hallucination’. Read
Politics
At Prime Minister’s Questions just now, Rishi Sunak claimed Labour’s immigration plan involves “a cosy deal with the EU which would see the UK accept 100,000 illegal migrants”. As we’ve … Read
Politics
Earlier today the Supreme Court ruled that the UK’s proposal to send asylum seekers to Rwanda is unlawful. In the past 18 months we have written a number of fact … Read
Politics
On BBC Radio 4’s Today programme this morning, newly appointed Conservative party chair Richard Holden MP said there had been an “around 25% reduction” in the number of small boat … Read
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