‘Illegal immigrants’ are not entitled to mainstream benefits in the UK
A claim we’ve previously fact checked appears to be recirculating on Facebook. Read
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A claim we’ve previously fact checked appears to be recirculating on Facebook. Read
An image of Meghan holding a baby is being shared online with claims she’s had a third child, but there’s no evidence this is true and the image was almost certainly created with AI. Read
Social media posts have claimed the photo shows the family of a person called “Khalil”, who supposedly arrived in the UK by boat and lives in a five-bed home in north London. Read
The hoax posts share photos of children who have been reported missing in the US, and there are no reports of any such homicide in the UK. Read
The Irish Government and the Irish Centre for Diversity have confirmed they have never created or distributed such a leaflet. Read
A post circulating on Facebook shares a map highlighting US states it says ban atheists from holding public office, but this needs more context. Read
The post actually shares a photo of a police officer in Ohio, United States, who has not gone missing. Read
A Facebook post suggests the Ukrainian president recently wore a suit to meet with the World Economic Forum founder Klaus Schwab amid criticism over him not wearing one to meet President Trump. Read
Social media posts claim the clip shows ‘Zelensky’s army’ surrendering in recent days, but the footage dates back to 2022. Read
A Facebook post that claims people who like the post get a free food box has 14,000 likes. Read