Fact checks of content undertaken as part of Full Fact’s work on the Third Party Fact Checking Programme with Facebook
Full Fact has spotted a number of similar posts using the same black and white image of a child, claiming to be searching for a woman called Cathy M Evans. Read
The promotions are not linked to Center Parcs. Read
The picture accompanying the post was taken from an article about a dog attack in Northern Ireland. Read
We’ve looked into claims that Amazon is moving Prime members in the UK to annual subscriptions. Read
Several posts using different pictures are in circulation but their identities are all known. Read
A Facebook account claiming to belong to the supermarket chain Aldi has shared posts promising free food packages for users who share or comment on the post. Read
Posts on social media claiming you can text Samaritans for support are using out of date information. Read
The footage was shot in Morocco and dates back to 2019. Read
The two photographs in the post were taken many years apart in Australia. Read
The Covid-19 tracking apps of countries like Germany and the Netherlands alone cost millions of euros. Read
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