Conflict
Early pandemic staged funeral procession video wrongly linked to Gaza
A ‘corpse’ that leaps up and runs as sirens sound was part of a staged funeral procession filmed in 2020, reportedly in Jordan. Read
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Conflict
A ‘corpse’ that leaps up and runs as sirens sound was part of a staged funeral procession filmed in 2020, reportedly in Jordan. Read
Conflict
A video of a large fire filmed from a moving vehicle has been shared online again with claims it shows a “major strike” on an oil facility in Israel.We’ve written … Read
World
The footage has been online for over a year and is completely unrelated to the recent Dubai to Tel Aviv flight. Read
Economy, Business & Finance
Kemi Badenoch’s new party booklet says Labour extended the Energy Profits Levy to 2028 and 2029, but a Conservative government made the first of those extensions, and announced the second. Read
World
A clip of Anthony Albanese has been altered with AI tools to show him falling off a stage. Read
Crime
South Yorkshire Police say no evidence of any crime has been uncovered and counter terrorism police are not involved in the investigation. Read
Environment
A viral video uses AI to make it look like Elon Musk recently said over a billion people could die by 2030 due to water shortages. Read
Health
The health secretary appeared to tell the Labour conference that a “tax break for private healthcare” was Reform’s only health policy at the last election, but there were several in its manifesto. Read
Science & Technology
AI-generated false content now makes up nearly a quarter of everything we fact check, but how many of these pieces actually cause harm? Read
Conflict
The video features clips from Lebanon and Gaza as well as fake content. Read
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