A viral video apparently showing a migrant on a small boat has been altered using artificial intelligence to make it appear as if he’s waving a machete.

Hampshire Police Federation has confirmed Christi Hill and Tristan Parsons were not involved in the incident.

Dorset Police said the figure is “incorrect” and was not issued by them. We could find no evidence it was true.

A real image posted by Reform UK MP Sarah Pochin on the campaign trail has been edited by social media users to change the supporters she’s standing with.

In the last week we’ve seen a surge of misinformation relating to the war with Iran—we’ve fact checked 10 viral posts, but that’s just the tip of the iceberg.

A miscaptioned video has been shared on social media with claims it shows explosions in the Israeli city of Tel Aviv.

Grok told users one AI-generated image “appears to be a genuine photo”, while a Google Lens AI overview linked a video which does not show real footage of the incident to Saturday’s stabbings.

A clip that appears to show Conservative MP George Freeman saying he is joining Reform UK isn’t real, and was likely made using artificial intelligence.

The video has been horizontally flipped.

We’ve taken a look at key claims from the Labour government’s first Spending Review.

The footage actually dates back to May 2020 when protests erupted in LA after the killing of George Floyd.

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