Politics
False claim Sadiq Khan is building 40,000 homes ‘for Muslims only’ circulates online again
A spokesperson for the Mayor of London previously told us that this claim is “completely false”. Read
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Politics
A spokesperson for the Mayor of London previously told us that this claim is “completely false”. Read
Shopping
A spokesperson for the theme park said this is not a genuine offer from the theme park. Read
Health
A viral video suggests vaccines caused autism in Vietnam, but this idea has been widely debunked. Read
Economy, Business & Finance
Facebook posts falsely claim Smyths Toys is selling inflatable bouncy castles in exchange for filling out a short survey. Read
Shopping
Posts on Facebook have claimed that SEA LIFE London Aquarium is “offering an exciting Young Explorer Kit” to people who fill in a “short survey”.But a spokesperson confirmed to Full … Read
Shopping
Posts being shared on Facebook claim Amazon is selling HP laptops for £3 to people who complete a “quick questionnaire”.But this isn’t a legitimate offer from the retailer, as a … Read
Politics
Nigel Farage said he was pleased Reform came second in a by-election held in Arbroath and Broughty Ferry. But the party came third. Read
Shopping
A Facebook post claims people can receive a nutribullet baby food processor for £1.99 from Tesco if they “take part in a short social survey.”But Tesco has confirmed to Full … Read
Immigration
We’ve spotted more fake videos being shared on Facebook that supposedly show the Australian Navy intercepting vessels. Read
Shopping
A post on Facebook claiming users can get a power tool kit from Toolstation for £10 by filling out a survey is not genuine.The post says: “My son works at … Read
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