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We’ve seen dozens of people claim on Facebook and Twitter that the BBC journalist Clive Myrie was the victim of a racially motivated attack while he was reporting in Ukraine, and that this supposedly caused him to leave the country.
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A post on Facebook which claims that 18 million Americans have been “seriously injured” as a result of being vaccinated against Covid-19, according to data obtained from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), is misleading. A caption on
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An Instagram post falsely suggests that a scheme to install defibrillators in all UK schools is evidence that Covid-19 vaccinations are not safe. The post features a screenshot of a tweet from the Department for Education announcing about the start
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A Facebook post has shared a number of photos showing contrails from aeroplane engines in the sky, apparently near London Heathrow airport, which it claims are actually “chemtrails”. It says: “London Heathrow area this morning after 4 chemtrail free days
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A post on Facebook claims that radiation waves from 5G are “harming and killing” people by “emitting radiation”, and links 5G radio waves to the name of the latest subvariant of Covid-19, which has been unofficially dubbed ‘Kraken’. The full
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A post on Facebook says: “Well well well…. The live flu ‘prick’ has been found to cause Strep A…. and what’s happening to children right now? They are giving them the live flu nasal spray. I am just following the
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A post on Facebook says “the flu vaccine has the mrna in it like the covid vax” and includes screenshots of various articles reporting trials of flu vaccines containing mRNA technology. However, these are not currently available. The influenza vaccines
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A post on Facebook claims that nasal flu vaccines given to children “is where the strep A infections pandemic in the kids is coming from”. The post consists of a screenshot of a study published on the US site PubMed,
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In a video posted on Facebook, Chris Preddie makes a number of inaccurate claims about the Covid-19 vaccines. While we’ve not fact checked everything Mr Preddie said, we have looked at misleading claims made in the video about the testing
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