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Posts shared on Labour MP Sureena Brackenridge’s social media accounts shared a story about a nurse called Maya and her struggle to find affordable housing.

The official portrait of Sureena Brackenridge, Labour MP for Wolverhampton North East.

The posts failed to make clear that “Maya” isn’t real, and the image accompanying them appears to have been made using AI.

Made up 'Maya'

A video that appears to show a man in a small boat wielding a machete and throwing documents into the sea has been shared thousands of times online.

The English Channel

This video has been edited with artificial intelligence to make it appear as if the man is waving a machete.

Edited video

As the World Cup goes into its final week, there’s been no shortage of talk about the various “records” broken at this tournament.

Jude Bellingham, Anthony Gordon and Morgan Rogers celebrate after England wins against Mexico on 5 July.

But when you hear stats and claims about World Cup records, it’s worth remembering just how few games these figures are based on.

World Cup records