Full Fact investigates claims and rumours about Marks & Spencer, one of the UK’s best-known retailers.
Our fact checks examine viral social media posts, and adverts that make claims about the company’s products, offers, and discounts.
Using official statements, verified data and credible reporting, we assess what’s true, what’s misleading and what’s unproven.
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Posts being shared on Facebook claim over-50s can get a Marks & Spencer hamper for filling out a questionnaire, but the retailer confirmed this is not a genuine offer. Read
The post uses misleading imagery to promote a fake giveaway. Read
A post falsely claims to show a senior member of staff at Marks & Spencer holding golden tickets to win. Read
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