This picture of a man swimming with a jaguar isn’t from the 2019 Amazon fires
The picture was probably taken in 2016 and shows a soldier swimming with one of the army’s jaguar mascots, called Jiquitaia. Read
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The picture was probably taken in 2016 and shows a soldier swimming with one of the army’s jaguar mascots, called Jiquitaia. Read
Europe
It’s highly uncertain whether or not the UK would have to pay the divorce bill, if it left the EU with no deal. Read
Europe
The vast majority of African countries can export cocoa to the EU tariff-free. Read
He represented the group back when he was a human rights lawyer. Read
There was more than a 7x increase in the number of emergency admissions taking more than four hours from decision to admit to admission from 2010 to 2018. Read
There were 6.5 million new GP registrations in England and Wales from 2007 to 2017 where the person’s previous address was abroad. But we can’t be certain about these figures. Read
Immigration
Official estimates of migration to and from the UK have been wrong for several years, and have lost their quality mark as a result. Read
Several celebrities have reposted the incorrect image, which has no truth to it. Read
Almost 300 starlings were found dead in a park in The Hague but no 5G tests were going on at the time. Read
Europe
Ian Holloway was wrong to suggest that non-British organisations had changed the VAR and handball rules against the will of British football organisations. Read
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