Culture & Society
Video does not show Union Jack being replaced with Pakistan flag
The clip has been circulating on social media with misleading claims about what it really shows. Read
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Culture & Society
The clip has been circulating on social media with misleading claims about what it really shows. Read
Culture & Society
Thousands have shared a social media post that shares a clip from the programme with claims it’s not satire or science fiction. Read
Culture & Society
When 31-year-old Abby Raworth first realised her photo and name were being shared online—falsely linked to a viral video involving the Prime Minister—she’d thought it was quite funny... Read
Culture & Society
The videos appear to feature recordings of Princess Anne making a number of claims about Queen Camilla and Princess Charlotte, but the audio clips are not real. Read
Culture & Society
The footage, which has been viewed more than 280,000 times on Facebook, contains distinct visual glitches that are hallmarks of AI creation. Read
Culture & Society
The images, which are claimed to be from the state banquet in July, do not match real photographs of the event which hosted French president Emmanuel Macron. Read
Culture & Society
The latest figures from the BBC show the number of households paying the licence fee actually fell by around 300,000 in the last year. Read
Culture & Society
There’s no evidence for claims it was to not “offend” the festival’s crowd—the RAF says it’s because the planes were repositioning between bases. Read
Government Tracker
Full Fact takes a look at Labour’s manifesto pledge to reform and simplify gender recognition law. Read
Culture & Society
An apparent screenshot from a website with a description stating haggis is a traditional Israeli pudding has been shared online. But it’s satire. Read
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