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The fake screenshot appears to have been first shared intentionally as an experiment on the spread of misinformation on social media. Read
A video is being shared with misleading captions claiming it depicts a real attack, when it was a choreographed scene. Read
United States
A video being shared widely on social media claims to show Democratic vice presidential candidate Tim Walz dancing in a cowboy hat, but it has been edited likely using AI. Read
The altered image is circulating amid a high-profile feud between Justice Moraes and Elon Musk. Read
United States
Last night’s head-to-head between candidates Kamala Harris and Donald Trump is dominating the headlines this morning. We take a look at what some of our fellow fact checkers made of their claims. Read
United States
The first presidential debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump will take place at 2am tomorrow morning, ahead of November’s election. Read
Health
The report recommended that NHS England develop a new contract which would help GP practices serve a patient population of around 250,000. Read
Politics
Speaking on BBC Breakfast this morning, crime and policing minister Dame Diana Johnson MP said: “clearly knife crime over the last decade has increased.” While this is true when looking … Read
Economy, Business & Finance
Rishi Sunak claimed Labour has ‘scrapped’ cost of living support for pensioners, and the Winter Fuel Payment. We've had a look at what’s happened to various pensioner cost of living support measures. Read
Politics
A claim that Labour’s energy plans could save households up to £300 on their bills has re-emerged, after reports that the figure had been dropped by the government. In an … Read
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