Many people interacting with the social media post appear to believe the picture is real, but visual clues and an AI ...
A false claim that Covid-19 vaccines caused a tripling of miscarriage and cancer rates, and a tenfold rise in neurological ...
The Home Office confirmed to Full Fact that those who are rescued at sea must apply for asylum in the usual way, despite contrary claims on social media.
Stirling Council’s website wrongly claimed asylum seekers in catered accommodation receive a weekly payment of £8.86.
Social media posts suggest that Covid vaccinations are responsible for ‘turbo cancers’. There is no evidence to support this.
Nigel Farage claimed the impact of both threshold freezes and the triple lock is “dragging about nine million pensioners into taxation”.
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Posts warning about people going door-to-door posing as “Home Affairs Officers” have been circulating in countries all over the world for years. There’s no evidence it’s actually happening in the UK.
Net additional dwellings figures show 208,600 homes were added to England’s stock in the financial year 2024/25, fewer than the year before. While these stats cover a few months of the Conservative ...
Census data doesn’t support this claim—this percentage is closer to the figure for white British people in London, not white people generally.
This video isn’t real and was made using artificial intelligence. A video of flood waters hitting a street has been shared thousands of times online with captions implying it shows the recent flash ...
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