This photo does not show a French police officer pepper spraying a protester
The photo was actually taken at an anti-war protest in the USA in 2007. Read
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This image does not show a woman about to be stoned to death under Sharia law
The image does not show a stoning in Iran but a protest in Colombia. Read
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This is not a picture of Jeremy Corbyn with the IRA
The photo does not show Mr Corbyn with the IRA, but an unnamed man at Bobby Sands’ funeral. Read
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Germany doesn’t “owe” the UK £3.7 trillion of war debt
Property damage after the Second World War was valued at around £1.5 billion at the time. Read
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This picture doesn’t show a woman making an offensive gesture at Jeremy Corbyn
The image of Jeremy Corbyn and a woman has been digitally edited. Read
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Pepsi doesn’t use a flavouring made from aborted foetal cells
Pepsi had a contract with a company which develops flavourings using a cell line originally derived from an aborted foetus. But Pepsi says its own flavourings are not developed this way. Read
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This image about vaccine ingredients is extremely misleading
The ingredients it lists are either not present in vaccines, or not in high enough concentrations to do harm. Read
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This picture does not show the aftermath of the Extinction Rebellion protests
The litter was left after an event promoting cannabis use on 20 April. Read
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Lemon juice, coconut oil and stopping all sugar intake won’t cure cancer
We’ve seen no scientific evidence to show these alternative therapies can cure cancer. Read
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Evidence shows there is no link between the MMR vaccine and diabetes
A brand of MMR vaccine used in the USA (not in the UK) lists diabetes as an ‘adverse reaction’. But that’s not the same as a side effect caused by the vaccine. Read
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