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A video of the North Korean leader from three years ago features fake subtitles claiming he is supporting President Trump in 2024. Read
The road sign in Kidderminster mentions zones that actually refer to ‘delivery zones’, not 15 minute cities. Read
Screenshots supposedly showing Israeli forces taking responsibility for the explosion are circulating online. Read
Millions of people have viewed this claim on social media. Read
The video, which is being shared across social media, is over a decade old and shows the burning of a police station. Read
Health
A Telegraph article reported comments made during the Covid Inquiry, which inaccurately described the content of Age UK’s witness statement. Read
Immigration
The number of people being returned from the UK, including asylum seekers, foreign national offenders and others, is up since 2020, but is relatively low compared to earlier years. Read
After thousands of Full Fact supporters wrote to MPs asking them to participate in a vote to change the way the corrections process works, MPs voted to fix the broken system. Read
A news story, now corrected, wrongly claimed former deputy Reclaim Party leader Martin Daubney was a former deputy leader of the “Reform Party”. Read
Health
Wes Streeting told the Labour conference that tooth decay was the number one reason children end up in hospital but this is only true of children aged five and over. Read
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