A needle cannot save the life of someone having a stroke
If you think someone is having a stroke, it’s vital you call 999 as soon as possible. Read
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ASA upholds Full Fact complaint about misleading vaccine advert
The Advertising Standards Authority rules an advert containing misleading vaccine information breaches their rules. Read
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Statistics watchdog challenges government's ‘disappointing’ false employment claims
OSR challenge PM's false employment claims in letter to Downing Street Read
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What did Boris Johnson tell MPs about the alleged 13 November Downing Street party?
The release of Sue Gray’s report has led to a renewed focus on comments made by the PM in December. Read
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Video filmed at police station is filled with Covid-19 vaccine misinformation
A video shared on Facebook of police speaking to vaccine sceptics is littered with unfounded claims about a non-existent investigation into Covid vaccinations. Read
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Claims Covid-19 vaccines have led to five times more deaths than other vaccines are based on false assumptions
It has been misleadingly claimed that the UK has recorded five times more deaths ‘due to’ the Covid-19 vaccines than all other vaccines over the past five years. Read
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Facebook video on unvaccinated people makes incorrect claims about DNA
The clip claims that Covid-19 vaccines can alter a person’s DNA. Read
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Alex Belfield is wrong to say that only 17,500 people died of Covid-19
More than 140,000 people have died of Covid-19 in England and Wales so far. Read
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Spotify must change its tune on Covid misinformation
Full Fact response to Spotify chief executive Daniel Ek's open letter. Read
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Highway Code changes infographic needs context
An infographic summarising five changes to the Highway Code is largely based in fact but excludes some important context. Read
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