Video of burning building is not the Nigerian embassy in Niger
The video has appeared across social media following the military coup in Niger. Read
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The video has appeared across social media following the military coup in Niger. Read
A number of books that quickly appeared as available for sale on Amazon were self-published, which can be done in a matter of days. Read
This claim has been shared by thousands of people on social media. Read
The real picture of the former president has been released, but two others are also being shared. Read
A since-corrected Daily Mail article wrongly claimed that the Low Emission Zone in London “became known as ULEZ” after being extended in 2019. Read
There is a scheme for elderly people in the area to take a coach trip to Eastbourne for the weekend. Read
The photo has been shared widely across social media platforms. Read
Posts on social media show blurry footage of sparks and explosions which they falsely claim are directed energy weapons being used in Hawaii. Read
A video claims the Hawaiian island held a “smart city conference” in January. Read
Dame Angela Eagle claimed 60% of people in poverty are in work. This isn't quite right. The percentage of working age adults who are in relative poverty and who are also in work is substantially lower Read