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Politics
Ms Sultana’s face appears to blur and glitch as the water covers her, which is a clue indicating the video was very likely made using AI. Read
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Government Tracker
Full Fact takes a look at Labour’s manifesto pledge to reform and simplify gender recognition law. Read
Health
Of those voting, 90% supported strike action. But turnout was just over 55%, so many of those eligible didn’t vote at all. Read
Shopping
With Amazon Prime Day here, we're warning people to watch out for bogus deals which have nothing to do with the retail giant. Read
Immigration
The Conservatives haven’t fully explained the calculations behind this claim, but based on the details reported it is not reliable. Read
Sport
The footage has been online since at least 14 May, several weeks before the accident in which the Liverpool forward and his brother died. Read
Science & Technology
A clip of Albert Bourla, in which he appears to refer to a goal of reducing the number of people in the world by 50%, has been edited. He did not say this. Read
Culture & Society
An apparent screenshot from a website with a description stating haggis is a traditional Israeli pudding has been shared online. But it’s satire. Read
Shopping
We often see false offers like this circulating on Facebook. Amazon has confirmed these deals aren’t genuine. Read
Conflict
We matched all but one of the clips to Nagaoka in Japan. Read
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