Fact checks of content undertaken as part of Full Fact’s work on the Third Party Fact Checking Programme with Facebook
It has been shared on social media with the suggestion it shows genuine scenes in Russia following its presidential election. Read
A video of the presenter is accompanied by subtitles that inaccurately portray what she is saying. Read
A video shows someone unwrapping a pair of Nike Air Force 1 trainers with blue stripes and a Star of David on the side. Read
The clip cites independent investigative organisation Bellingcat as its supposed source, but they’ve confirmed that no such investigation exists. Read
Claims that the union flag is flying at half-mast over Buckingham Palace have been spreading on social media amid unsubstantiated speculation regarding the health of senior Royals. Read
The mock advert, which has been widely shared on social media, is the work of an artist known for his satirical creations. Read
An inaccurate claim regarding the cost of the NHS Covid-19 app has been recirculating on social media. Read
Since January, National Insurance payments have been 10% of an employee’s salary, though this will be 8% from April. Read
The video has been shared with warnings for mothers to be “more careful” on public transport. Read
Social media posts claim the photo shows the Swedish city of Malmö is ‘occupied by Islam’. Read
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