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Is the government on track to deliver 1.5 million new homes?
Full Fact looks at the Labour manifesto’s commitment on housing. Read
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Full Fact looks at the Labour manifesto’s commitment on housing. Read
Politics
The SNP told us it edited a real picture of First Minister John Swinney in front of his own ad “to enhance the billboard image which was obscured by bright sunlight”. Read
Immigration
The video, which has been viewed over 230,000 times on Facebook, has actually been created with AI. Read
Politics
A claim about university funding made by SNP leader John Swinney in an election leaflet isn’t quite right. Read
Politics
Videos which have been shared hundreds of times on Facebook claim the Supreme Court has ordered the Prime Minister to resign. But this isn’t true. Read
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False claims circulating on social media that incidents in London and Cardiff saw drivers confront praying Muslims include old and AI images. Read
Politics
A false post claiming to describe a clash between the BBC’s Laura Kuenssberg and Rupert Lowe MP has been circulating online. There are several clues that show the post is false and that the attached image has been made or edited using AI. Read
Culture & Society
A fake BBC News report claims a video posted by Volodymyr Zelenskyy shows a stolen Cézanne painting in the background. But the real version includes a different painting by a Ukrainian artist. Read
Politics
We’ve detected Google’s AI watermark in the video, which has other signs it can’t be trusted. Read
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The ads contain videos that say people of a certain age can apply for a voucher for a free meal. Read
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