Fact checks of content undertaken as part of Full Fact’s work on the Third Party Fact Checking Programme with Facebook
The clip, shared on social media, was filmed in Brazil and actually shows a crowd of football supporters accompanying a team bus to the stadium. Read
A clip supposedly showing Ms Hadid addressing the 7 October attacks in Israel is a manipulated version of a video taken in 2016. Read
A viral video shows a woman receiving her McDonald’s order in a wrapper she says shows support for Israel. Read
Social media posts have queried a series of images showing a girl being saved by rescuers. Read
The video is being shared with claims it shows a Palestinian family, but it was filmed three years ago in Syria. Read
As far as we can tell, Conservative MP Andrew Bowie did not make comments denying Scottish nationhood, as social media posts suggested. Read
The fake offer has been shared in multiple community groups. Read
Hundreds of people have shared these hoax posts in Facebook groups for communities across the UK. Read
A video of the North Korean leader from three years ago features fake subtitles claiming he is supporting President Trump in 2024. Read
The road sign in Kidderminster mentions zones that actually refer to ‘delivery zones’, not 15 minute cities. Read
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