Fact checks featuring claims seen in the UK about the ongoing conflict in the Middle East
A video of the North Korean leader from three years ago features fake subtitles claiming he is supporting President Trump in 2024. Read
Screenshots supposedly showing Israeli forces taking responsibility for the explosion are circulating online. Read
The video, which is being shared across social media, is over a decade old and shows the burning of a police station. Read
The photo has been shared with incorrect captions since at least 2021. Read
A video circulating of a demonstration in Turkey was recorded before the outbreak of the latest Israel-Gaza conflict. Read
Footage from the video game has spread on Facebook, with claims it shows a new air defence system in operation in Israel. Read
The video shows a CNN correspondent and her team scramble for cover. Read
The video, which appears to actually show football celebrations, has been shared widely across social media platforms since 7 October. Read
The video has been shared widely across social media in recent days but does not show events during the October 2023 conflict. Read
Many claim the video shows “white phosphorus bombs” being used in the Gaza Strip. Read
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