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Online 22 June 2021 Scam emails purporting to be from the NHS are being sent out, asking for payment in return for a ‘Coronavirus Digital Passport’ to prove that someone has been vaccinated for Covid-19. These emails are not from
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18 June 2021 What was claimed The removal of cremation form 5 means that people are being cremated against their family’s wishes. Our verdict It is true that cremation form 5 has been suspended, but this does not mean people
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17 June 2021 What was claimed The spike protein generated by a Covid-19 vaccine can leave the site of injection and enter the bloodstream, which could possibly be causing deaths and vaccine injuries. Our verdict There is some evidence that
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11 June 2021 What was claimed There’s no evidence there is a Covid-19 virus. The illusion of it has been manifested by using a fake test and fraudulent death certificates. Our verdict Covid-19 is caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus. This
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9 June 2021 What was claimed Evidence is growing that Covid-19 vaccines may worsen the disease in some recipients because antibodies developed as a result of the jab can end up enhancing disease rather than protecting against infection. Our verdict
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Online 7 June 2021 A video on Facebook shows a magnet sticking to a glass vial containing a clear solution and what appear to be small metallic objects. The video has been shared hundreds of times and bears a similarity
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4 June 2021 What was claimed Covid-19 vaccines have caused 859,481 adverse reactions. Our verdict Slightly fewer adverse reactions have been reported but it doesn’t mean they have been caused by the vaccine. The vast majority are normal and clear
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4 June 2021 What was claimed The Covid-19 vaccine is a “device” and does not fulfil the legal definition of a vaccine. Our verdict None of the Covid-19 vaccines available in the UK are “devices” and all have been authorised
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2 June 2021 What was claimed The Covid-19 vaccines offer very little protection against the disease. Our verdict This is not true. The claim is based on a misinterpretation of a Lancet comment article, which compared different ways of measuring
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2 June 2021 What was claimed On average there are less than 10 deaths a week from Covid-19. Our verdict This is untrue. At the time this claim was made, there was a seven-day average of 8.6 Covid-19 deaths each
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