Fact checks of content undertaken as part of Full Fact’s work on the Third Party Fact Checking Programme with Facebook
The photograph seems to originate on Twitter. The person who first shared it has confirmed that it does not show Boris Johnson. Read
The widely shared image suggests UK consoles will not function until after the Queen’s funeral. Read
The WEF has proposed shared car ownership as a way to reduce material usage. But not for private vehicle ownership to be ended or restricted. Read
Some online have claimed the 1898 ‘golden coach’ belonged to Queen Elizabeth II. Read
An image on Facebook shows two contrails. Read
Health
Children who turned five before September 2022 are still eligible, as are some others. Read
A Facebook post claims that “zero plane parts” were found at the 9/11 crash sites. This isn’t true. Read
A digitally-manipulated tweet claiming to be from the WEF has been shared on social media. Read
Health
There is plenty of evidence the disease and the virus that causes it are real. Read
The image with the post shows a baby in Thailand two years ago, and police say they are not aware of a baby abandoned in Hengrove. Read
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