'Storm Eunice video' supposedly showing crane fall in Portsmouth is actually from Poland
A video purporting to show Storm Eunice arriving early actually shows a tragedy in Poland that happened on Thursday. Read
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A video purporting to show Storm Eunice arriving early actually shows a tragedy in Poland that happened on Thursday. Read
Health
The data has been cited by some to suggest Covid-19 vaccines are behind what are unrealistically large rises in the incidence of various diseases in the US military. Read
Participants in the original vaccine trial were required not to have unprotected sex for 28 days after their second dose, but this is just a standard precaution in new drug trials. Read
Economy, Business & Finance
An article in the Express used accurate figures from Labour showing more pensioners are in debt, but that doesn’t mean that more pensioners have a debt problem. Read
A screenshot circulating on social media looks like an ITV News article, but isn’t genuine. Read
Health
Claims there is HIV in Covid-19 vaccines is false, and refers to a vaccine abandoned at the trial stage which did use a small piece of protein from HIV. Read
Health
Claims that vaccines are harming immune systems is based on flawed analysis comparing Covid-19 case rates between vaccinated and unvaccinated people. Read
Health
Some social media users are sharing news stories, both real and fake, about possible risk factors for heart attacks to make incorrect claims about the risks of Covid-19 vaccines. Read
A Facebook post falsely claims the Microsoft founder wanted all Covid vaccines removed from use Read
Economy, Business & Finance
Welsh First Minister Mark Drakeford and Scottish Finance Secretary Kate Forbes said the countries would not be receiving more money as other areas of their provisional budgets are being revised down. Read
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