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Politics
At Full Fact we’re getting ready to fact check the general election, and this week saw the launch of our General Election 2024 Crowdfunder. Whether it’s one party making false … Read
Posts promoting supposed offers that seem too good to be true are very common on sites like Facebook. Read
Versions of the post have been circulating since at least 2017, but contain claims that are either wrong or unevidenced. Read
Politics
Speaking to Sky News last week about government plans to expand Britain’s nuclear power industry, energy secretary Claire Coutinho claimed the proposals were “in stark contrast to the last Labour … Read
Posts online claims that the DNA testing company has sold all its data to the Chinese government. Read
Economy, Business & Finance
Rishi Sunak claimed during Prime Minister’s Questions today that his was the only party committed to increasing defence spending. Read
A video clip of the mayor being interviewed by the Islam Channel is circulating online with a caption that misinterprets what Mr Khan actually said. Read
The image has been manipulated with Andrei Belousov’s face superimposed onto a picture of actor Jason Isaacs in a role in the film The Death of Stalin. Read
A video being widely shared online falsely claims to show the new King of Denmark taking part in a pro-Palestine protest. Read
Health
There is no good evidence that mRNA vaccines give people cancer. Read
Fact checking claims made by politicians, public figures and viral online content can give you the full picture backed by the evidence.
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