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Conflict
The video has been shared on social media with misleading claims it depicts a real incident from the recent strikes. Read
Health
Unreliable research from a male wellness company, which claimed that women are less healthy than men in the UK, has been widely shared by MPs, the media and institutions around the country. Read
Politics
Find out who has and hasn't corrected in the last week, and see what Full Fact is now doing to get more politicians to set the record straight. Read
Education
On National Numeracy Day, we highlight some of the ways poor numeracy helps misinformation spread. Read
Shopping
The company is not offering new iPhones to people over 50 for £2.95. Read
Immigration
Ahead of the publication of new net migration statistics this week, here are some key points to bear in mind. Read
World
A quote attributed to the new Pope is circulating widely online, but we could find no evidence he actually said this. Read
Conflict
A clip is circulating online with misleading claims it depicts air defences in Rajasthan. Read
Hoaxes
The individuals pictured were recently arrested in the US. Read
Shopping
No, Wetherspoons isn’t offering “£2 for two” dinner vouchers to Facebook users who complete an online survey. Read
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