Immigration
Video doesn’t show dog being cooked by immigrants in Dublin
Footage is being shared again on Facebook with misleading captions implying it depicts a dog being barbecued in the Irish capital. It is actually a pig. Read
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Immigration
Footage is being shared again on Facebook with misleading captions implying it depicts a dog being barbecued in the Irish capital. It is actually a pig. Read
Immigration
Thousands of people have viewed a video supposedly featuring a former ‘migrant hotel employee’, who makes a number of incorrect claims about what government support asylum seekers receive. Read
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
United States
Social media posts are sharing a quote attributed to President Trump about watching teenage girls dress, but this is not what he actually said. Read
Shopping
Aldi has confirmed that this is not a genuine promotion. Read
Science & Technology
One year after the widespread disorder of summer 2024, what more authorities and platforms can do to prevent violence driven by unchecked misinformation? Read
Politics
The home secretary did not write a column headlined: “If you suspect a family member, a neighbour, a friend or a work colleague of being Far-Right please inform the police immediately”. Read
Crime
Comment piece for the 2025 Full Fact Report by By Zoe Manzi and Hannah Rose, Hate and Extremism Analysts at the Institute for Strategic Dialogue. Read
Government Tracker
Full Fact takes a look at the government’s new pledge to halve sewage pollution from water companies by 2030 compared to 2024. Read
Immigration
Claims about a case Mr Starmer worked on when he was a barrister have recirculated online. Read
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