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Politics
See Full Fact's take on what the government has and hasn't done in its first year to heal the public's "lack of trust" in politics. Read
Politics
The government is hoping a series of concessions will be enough to push through its Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payment Bill, which has its second reading in the House … Read
Politics
An inaccurate video which claims Sadiq Khan has announced a proposal to build council housing specifically for Muslims in London is circulating online again. Read
Politics
The Yorkshire Evening Post has corrected a story about projections for the population of Leeds after being contacted by Full Fact.The headline and first paragraph of its original story claimed … Read
Politics
Claims about the footage that circulated widely on social media after it was posted last week are false—and here’s how we know. Read
Politics
In response to a question in the House of Commons on Monday about whether the UK would support the US in the event of a retaliatory strike by Iran, foreign … Read
Politics
The home secretary has announced plans to proscribe the group under anti-terrorism laws—but there’s been some confusion on social media over when a ban is set to come into force. Read
Politics
A ceasefire between Iran and Israel announced by US President Donald Trump on Monday evening appears to be holding, despite confusion over the details, and with both sides initially having … Read
World
The likely deepfake video which appears to show Ibrahim Traoré, the country’s interim president, making a speech in English has been viewed 13 million times. Read
United States
The original image actually shows President Trump with his daughter Ivanka in 1995. Read
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