Senior Political Journalist
Immigration
The defence secretary has again made an error in referring to the government’s record on immigration returns, as has a post on Facebook. Read
Hoaxes
Police forces across the country say the appeal is not genuine and that they are not seeking anyone of that name. Read
Shopping
Despite claims on Facebook to the contrary, Lego has confirmed these are not genuine Lego offers. Read
Politics
We’ve taken a look at key claims from the Labour government’s first Spending Review. Read
Politics
Reform UK deputy leader Richard Tice hasn’t explained what this claim was based on, but neither we nor the Migration Observatory have seen data to support it. Read
Hoaxes
Cheshire Constabulary told Full Fact the claim is not true. Read
Shopping
A spokesperson for the toymaker confirmed that this is not a genuine offer. Read
Shopping
Social media posts have falsely claimed Facebook users could receive £50 of free food by clicking ‘like’. Read
Politics
There’s no evidence to support a claim from Conservative MP Lincoln Jopp—credible estimates suggest the correct figure is actually around 6% or 7%. Read
Hoaxes
The mugshots accompanying the Facebook posts were first released by US police in 2021. Read
