A video does not show anti-Rothschild protests
It shows a demonstration against pandemic rules outside the parliament building in Bern, Switzerland. Read
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Social media
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No evidence Covid-19 vaccine makes blood look different
A picture of two donations of blood claims they come from unvaccinated and vaccinated donors. Read
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Electrolysis video doesn’t prove tap water is dangerous
Tap water in the UK is tested often, and this device doesn’t prove there’s anything wrong with it. Read
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‘Scary’ Mickey Mouse picture wasn’t taken at 1940s Disney World
Walt Disney didn’t open his first theme park until 1955. Read
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Pfizer’s new trial drug is not ivermectin in disguise
They are very different compounds. Read
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Health
Covid-19 vaccines passed animal trials
All four vaccines approved for use in the UK have passed animal trials. Read
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Health
PCR tests have not been revoked by the FDA
The FDA recalled one brand of lateral flow tests earlier this year, but claims that PCR tests have been revoked by the agency are untrue. Read
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CCTV showing woman’s drink being spiked is a dramatisation
A video on social media which shows a woman’s drink being spiked was staged for ‘entertainment purposes’. Read
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Posts claiming ‘every share earns money’ for sick children tend to be fake
An image from 2017 of a girl with leukemia is going viral, but she isn’t getting a $1 donation per share. Read
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Poster claiming bread is healthy for ducks gets its facts in a flap
Bread is healthy in small amounts but should form part of a wider diet, according to charities and experts. Read
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