A video of the company’s CEO has been altered to make it sound like he announced plans to reduce the world’s population by 50%.

The Prime Minister and others have claimed “welfare” or “social security” spending is set to increase to £70 billion by the end of the decade—but this figure refers to one part of overall spending.

The post makes incorrect claims, including that tax avoidance and evasion cost the UK 100 times more than benefit fraud.

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Addressing reporters on 12 March, Sir Keir Starmer announced that NHS England will be abolished to “cut bureaucracy”. Later, ...

Three years on from the start of the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine, talk of possible negotiations to end the war has dominated the headlines in recent weeks, with leaders from Ukraine, Russia ...

False. The supermarket confirmed this is not a genuine offer. A Facebook post claiming those who like it will get a free Morrisons “food box” is not a genuine offer. The post, which has more than ...

A Facebook post suggests the Ukrainian president recently wore a suit to meet with the World Economic Forum founder Klaus Schwab amid criticism over him not wearing one to meet President Trump.

Pope Francis told people to “eat whatever you want” during Holy Week, because “the sacrifice is not in the stomach but in the heart”. There is no evidence the Pope said this. The passage does not ...

Labour’s manifesto states: “We will get more teachers into shortage subjects, support areas that face recruitment challenges, and tackle retention issues.” Education secretary Bridget Phillipson has ...

Today, Meta has published details of their community notes programme. Meta’s proposed system will be rolled out on 18 March and will be based on X’s community notes model. This model has been ...