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Posts falsely claim a video shows a building housing US officers in Bahrain being attacked, but it actually shows residential flats in Kyiv.
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A social media post seems to imply that increasing vaccine doses have caused increases in autism cases, but that’s not true.
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A video of a young Ukrainian soldier crying and saying he doesn’t want to die was made using artificial intelligence.
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There is no evidence that 5G technology poses a health risk at the recommended international exposure limits.
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A video shared over 9,000 times on Facebook makes a misleading claim about the presence of SV40 in Pfizer vaccines.
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Social media claims that autism is less prevalent among Amish people because they don’t get vaccinated aren’t supported by the evidence.
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The article wrongly said a study claimed to have found proof the vaccines raised the risk of getting several types of cancer.
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Posts sharing the claim about the footballer have been shared thousands of times on social media, but the council has confirmed it isn’t true.
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After it was announced that young children will be offered the vaccine by the NHS in 2026, we’ve seen false and misleading claims circulating on social media.
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A cardiologist called Dr Aseem Malhotra, who we have fact checked before, made unevidenced and misleading claims at the event in Birmingham.
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