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A video which appears to show a large statue of Jesus Christ under construction in Washington is fake and likely an AI-creation. Read
A claim which has been shared widely on social media is not correct. Read
Mr Ronaldo does not reference Palestinians in the original footage. Read
The same picture has been posted in Facebook community groups for different locations across the UK. Read
Misleading claims that the footage showed an incident in the UK have been circulating on social media. Read
The £521,525 referenced in social media posts is the amount of food and drinks spending over £500 expensed by the entire Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office over a four month period. Read
Misleading claims that a clip of Pope Francis speaking about the conflict in Gaza is from his final speech before his death on 21 April have been circulating on social media. Read
Early intervention is crucial to breaking a cycle where one in four UK adults struggle to distinguish between true and false information. Read
The mugshot used is taken from a US case dating back to 2015. Read
It depends on how you count seats “gained”. Read
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