A video appears to show a large UK march for Palestine. It's fake. Both the audio and visuals carry Google's SynthID watermark.

The video has been widely shared on social media alongside the false claim that it shows women in headscarves lining up to enroll their children into free public daycare.

We’ve taken a look at a few of the claims made by the Prime Minister during his keynote speech in Liverpool.

A clip which has been shared online contains a SynthID watermark, suggesting it was made with Google’s AI tools.

Viral posts claim Japan has banned halal food, mosques, burqas and the call to prayer. This is false. No such laws exist, and Japan's constitution guarantees religious freedom.

Josh Simons, whose resignation as an MP led to the by-election Andy Burnham won, has not been appointed to lead on policy at Downing Street.

Dramatic helicopter footage above a glacier has been shared online with false claims it shows the glacier that caused last month’s flood in Nepal.

Ahead of the Budget we’ve taken a look at how the so-called ‘tax burden’ is changing, and how taxes on earnings in the UK compare both historically and internationally.

The Liberal Democrat home affairs spokesperson wrongly claimed that “not a single small boat crossed the Channel” before the vote to leave the EU.

The Home Office confirmed to Full Fact that those who are rescued at sea must apply for asylum in the usual way, despite contrary claims on social media.

Many people interacting with the social media post appear to believe the picture is real, but visual clues and an AI watermark tell us it’s fake.

A clip shared on Facebook recently actually shows a demonstration which took place last year to mark the anniversary of a rail disaster.

Ahead of the Budget we’ve taken a look at how the so-called ‘tax burden’ is changing, and how taxes on earnings in the UK compare both historically and internationally.

Nigel Farage claimed the impact of both threshold freezes and the triple lock is “dragging about nine million pensioners into taxation”.

A figure quoted by Reform UK’s Zia Yusuf for the increase in the UK’s foreign-born population is far too high, and may refer to an estimate of the increase over 20 years.

Social media posts are advertising a new ‘Monzo slots’ casino, but the bank has confirmed that this is not a genuine offering from the company.

An altered video of the South Tower attack is circulating again, implying no plane hit the building on 9/11. But the video has been edited to remove the plane.

Stirling Council’s website wrongly claimed asylum seekers in catered accommodation receive a weekly payment of £8.86.

In a debate in the Commons, Conservative shadow minister Bradley Thomas compared data for the latest nine-month period with the whole year of 2023/24, making it sound like apprenticeships had fallen.

Social media posts are being shared promoting conspiracy theories that the 1986 space shuttle crash was faked and that deceased crew members are out living secret lives.

Several incorrect posts claiming that Mr Gates wrote an article about using vaccinations to control the population have been shared online.

A widely seen image of a house that survived the floods in Nepal is actually an AI-generated fake.

Census data doesn’t support this claim—this percentage is closer to the figure for white British people in London, not white people generally.

Full Fact looks at the Labour manifesto’s commitment on housing.

A viral video uses AI to falsely show Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg claiming humans have one year of water left.

Reform UK party chair Lee Anderson claimed there are “thousands of square miles” of solar panels on farmland in the UK. This is a huge overstatement.

Posts suggesting that planes did not cause the collapse of the World Trade Center buildings continue to be shared online. This isn’t the case, according to official investigations and independent…

We’ve looked at how UK energy costs compare internationally, after two different claims from Andy Burnham and Nigel Farage.

From person-to-person coaching and intensive hands-on seminars to interactive online courses and media reporting, Poynter helps journalists sharpen skills and elevate storytelling throughout their…

Full Fact takes a look at Labour’s pledge to create three new national forests in England, and to plant millions of trees.

In an LBC interview, Matt Goodwin asked for a fact check of his claim about UK family planning aid to Pakistan—so we’ve looked at the numbers.

Full Fact looks at the promise made in the government’s Plan for Change for decisions to be made on at least 150 major economic infrastructure projects.

AI-generated images are being shared on social media alongside claims about anti-migrant protestors.

A photo showing the home secretary wearing a keffiyeh as a hijab has been shared on social media, but it features a SynthID watermark that shows it was generated with OpenAI tools.

Online posts falsely claim the Nepal flood was a hoax because early reports repeatedly cited the number 33.

Water UK estimates that data centres’ average peak demand could rise to 42 million litres of water per day in 2030, but average daily demand is expected to be about half that.

A guide to the backlog of asylum decisions, and how changes to asylum law have impacted how cases are processed.

A video falsely claims that lockdowns might be needed to deal with a huge rise in Covid-19 cases in the past week.

We’ve answered some commonly asked questions about the benefits system.

Multiple models gave us misinformation when we asked about fake content and false claims circulating online, both before and after we wrote about them.

Posts warning about people going door-to-door posing as “Home Affairs Officers” have been circulating in countries all over the world for years. There’s no evidence it’s actually happening in the UK.

The misleading claim is being shared again after first appearing in 2024.

The High-frequency Active Auroral Research Program (HAARP) cannot control the weather and had nothing to do with the massive flash flood on the Nepal-Tibet border.

A video being shared on social media supposedly showing police officers tackling “scooter thieves” was generated using AI.

Full Fact looks at Labour’s pledge to end the use of “asylum hotels”.

Multiple models gave us misinformation when we asked about fake content and false claims circulating online, both before and after we wrote about them.