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Science & Technology
Multiple models gave us misinformation when we asked about fake content and false claims circulating online, both before and after we wrote about them. Read
A claim that an image of the presidential candidate shows his injured ear healed “like magic” is false. It comes from a video of him golfing with Bryson DeChambeau filmed before the incident. Read
Health
A video promoting an oximeter that was supposedly developed by Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust is actually false. Read
Politics
Energy security and Net Zero minister Ed Miliband said the government had lifted a nine-year “ban” on onshore wind in England, during interviews on BBC Breakfast, BBC Radio 4’s Today … Read
Social media posts claiming Ms Harris is not eligible because she is not a “natural born citizen” have been shared widely in recent days. Read
Thousands of people have shared a video with claims it shows celebrations following France’s general election results, but this isn’t the case. Read
The false claims have emerged while the President is self-isolating due to Covid-19. Read
A misleading caption is being shared on social media with a video clip of the former president, implying he made the comments in his Republican convention speech. Read
A picture appearing to show American Vice President Kamala Harris with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein is not genuine. Read
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer faced questions from the Leader of the Opposition Rishi Sunak and other MPs for the first time since the general election. We had a look at what was said. Read
Jean-Luc Mélenchon has not promised that Arabic “will be an official language in France” after the country’s election. Read
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