Image of Donald Trump with Jeffrey Epstein and young girl is fake
A picture appearing to show former US president Donald Trump sitting alongside convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein is not genuine. Read
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A picture appearing to show former US president Donald Trump sitting alongside convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein is not genuine. Read
Some centralised functions for the Labour party, of which Scottish Labour is a subsidiary, are run from this location. Read
The bills referred to were for her London home and claiming these costs is allowed under parliamentary rules. Read
Claims that Olena Zelenska, wife of the Ukrainian president, spent millions on a luxury car have been shared widely online. Read
The clip may have been generated by artificial intelligence, though we don’t know that for sure. Read
A Facebook post claiming child poverty was lower in 2010 has been shared in recent weeks, but it isn’t correct. Read
A video clip has been shared widely on social media alongside claims it’s linked to immigrants in Germany. But it’s actually connected to the UEFA European Football Championship. Read
The clip circulating on social media shows President Putin apparently ignoring King Charles in the front row of a large event. Read
The Conservatives have shared a clip showing Ms Reeves appearing to pause for several seconds after she was asked about public finances under Labour with the caption: “Cat got your tongue, Rachel?” Read
The altered picture has been doing the rounds again in the run up to the general election. Read
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