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Health
Videos claim fluoride in toothpaste causes calcium to build up in part of your brain. There is no convincing evidence for this. Read
A viral video shows a woman receiving her McDonald’s order in a wrapper she says shows support for Israel. Read
Social media posts have queried a series of images showing a girl being saved by rescuers. Read
Health
An apparently AI-generated video claims a tea of onion skins will treat prostatitis and cure UTIs. It won’t. These conditions often need antibiotics, and sometimes become serious without them. Read
Immigration
We’ve looked at the figures after immigration minister Robert Jenrick made this claim on Sky News. Read
The video is being shared with claims it shows a Palestinian family, but it was filmed three years ago in Syria. Read
As far as we can tell, Conservative MP Andrew Bowie did not make comments denying Scottish nationhood, as social media posts suggested. Read
The fake offer has been shared in multiple community groups. Read
We’ve taken a look at some of the highlights listed in a video marking Rishi Sunak’s first year as Prime Minister. Read
Hundreds of people have shared these hoax posts in Facebook groups for communities across the UK. Read
Fact checking claims made by politicians, public figures and viral online content can give you the full picture backed by the evidence.
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