Search Results (15404) for: facebook
Full Fact→ Facebook posts wrong to claim former Makerfield MP is new head of No 10 policy unit
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.
Full Fact→ Morrisons isn’t giving away free food boxes to people who comment on Facebook posts
Full Fact→ Toby Carvery isn’t giving away free carvery on Facebook to celebrate ‘National Spud Week’
Full Fact→ Facebook post’s ‘National Cheeseburger Day’ deal is not a real Burger King offer
Full Fact→ Toby Carvery isn’t giving away free roasts to people who like or share posts on Facebook
Full Fact→ Fake Currys JBL speaker offers shared on Facebook
Full Fact→ Fake Currys Bose headphones offer shared on Facebook
Full Fact→ Edited image of Andy Burnham in ‘Free Palestine’ shirt being shared on Facebook
An image of the Prime Minister has been altered to make it look like he’s wearing a “Free Palestine” T-shirt.
Full Fact→ No, Currys isn’t giving away Samsung S25 Ultras to Facebook users
Full Fact→ Fake Argos offers for £9.99 Garmin watches shared on Facebook
Full Fact→ Fake Aldi ‘craft box’ offer recirculating on Facebook
Full Fact→ False claims about Covid-19 ‘crisis actor’ recirculate on Facebook
Claims that a Covid-19 patient interviewed by BBC News during the pandemic was actually a “crisis actor” have been shared on social media for years—but this isn’t true.
Full Fact→ More AI videos of small boat crossings circulate on Facebook
Videos viewed tens of thousands of times online claim to show migrants crossing the Channel or arriving in the UK via small boat. But these videos aren’t real and were made with Google’s AI tools.
Full Fact→ False claims about sunglasses shared on Facebook again
A man in a video wrongly says that wearing sunglasses stops people tanning and causes cancer.
Full Fact→ More fake Prince William quotes shared on Facebook
Posts claiming Prince William got into a spat with Sadiq Khan or Rachel Reeves on live television are false.
Full Fact→ Facebook posts falsely attribute political comments to Prince William
Despite posts on social media claiming the contrary, Prince William did not make comments about “welfare systems for non–citizens”.
Full Fact→ Facebook post about Shein ‘trick’ is not a genuine offer from retailer
A promoted post on Facebook claims users can get a box of Shein clothes for only the cost of shipping by writing a review or filling out a survey, but this isn’t a genuine offer from the retailer.
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: No Male Prostitute Was Found Dead In Home Of Mike Pence — Fake Story From Facebook ‘Comedian’
Did police find a male prostitute dead in the Indiana home of Mike Pence? No, that's not true: There is no news reporting of an incident such as this. This false news story originated from a Facebook page that lists its category as "comed
Full Fact→ Revealed: the Facebook pages using AI to flood feeds with bizarre fake stories about politicians saving kennels, cafes and babies
Our investigation has found pages which mainly appear to be run from Vietnam have gained hundreds of thousands of interactions publishing bogus tales, often about Nigel Farage.
Full Fact→ Facebook ads offer fake Toby Carvery giveaway
The ads contain videos that say people of a certain age can apply for a voucher for a free meal.
Full Fact→ Misleading claim about ‘council tax exemption’ for Muslims recirculates on Facebook
Full Fact→ Fake Aldi posts claiming to offer cheap craft boxes shared on Facebook
Aldi confirmed that posts offering leftover yarn from its warehouses at cheap prices to people who fill in a survey are fake.
Full Fact→ Facebook post offering cut-price deals on Pokemon trading cards is fake
Tesco has confirmed posts and ads offering a Pokemon trading card game package at a hugely reduced price are fake.
PolitiFact→ Facebook posts – Facebook users shared a supposed video of Trump at Walter Reed hospital. It’s AI-generated
Video shows President Donald Trump at the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center.
Full Fact→ Facebook post suggesting Tesco is giving away free Easter hampers is fake
A spokesperson for the retailer has confirmed the offer is not affiliated with them.
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Spammy ‘A Positive Update’ Facebook Posts About Dozens Of Celebrities NOT Real Health Update
Did dozens of celebrities suddenly all post a "positive update" on Facebook after a recent medical procedure or treatment? No, that's not true: The posts, often accompanied by images of the celebrity in question and a quote about "pushing
Full Fact→ ‘I’m just kicking myself’: How a fake garden seeds offer on Facebook almost cost a Full Fact reader over £500
Sandy saw what looked like a real bargain from Wickes - and only realised it was bogus when she was alerted by her bank.
PolitiFact→ Facebook posts – ICE agents are at some airports, but this video of a man being detained is a skit
Video shows ICE agent removing “US citizen on a plane for being Latino.”
Full Fact→ Aldi isn’t offering a ‘free food box’ to users who engage with Facebook posts
Full Fact→ Facebook post shares fake Angela Rayner and Suella Braverman quotes
An exchange in which the two politicians threatened to embarrass each other never happened.
Full Fact→ More fake IKEA ‘mystery box’ offers circulate on Facebook
Full Fact→ No, Primark isn’t giving away a ‘hamper of goodies’ to people who like a Facebook post
A spokesperson for Primark told Full Fact this is not a genuine promotion from the retailer.
Full Fact→ IKEA doesn’t run ‘Mystery Box’ offer shown in Facebook posts
IKEA has confirmed this is not a genuine offer from the retailer.
Full Fact→ Fake Boots promotions for Rituals skincare circulate on Facebook
Posts and adverts falsely claim Boots is selling Rituals giftsets for under £10 in exchange for people completing a short survey.
Full Fact→ Toby Carvery isn’t giving away free meals to people who comment on Facebook posts
A spokesperson for Toby Carvery’s parent company, Mitchells & Butlers, told Full Fact official Toby Carvery deals will only appear on the brand’s social media channels, and this one isn’t genuine.
Full Fact→ Facebook posts promoting free food boxes from Tesco aren’t genuine
Tesco has confirmed posts claiming users can claim a ‘free food box’ for £40 from the retailer aren’t genuine.
PolitiFact→ Facebook posts – This isn't leaked audio of Donald Trump talking about Epstein and Venezuela. It’s AI
Video shows “leaked Donald Trump audio about the Epstein files and Venezuela."
Full Fact→ Facebook posts falsely claim David Lammy personally spent half a million pounds on food and drink expenses as foreign secretary
The claim, which has been circulating since the spring of this year, confuses entire departmental expenses with that of Mr Lammy’s personal expenses.
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: Digitally Edited ‘David Cohen’ Facebook Profile Screenshot Does NOT Belong To Bondi Beach Shooter
Does a viral image really show the "leaked Facebook profile" of the "Bondi Beach shooter" and does it reveal he is an Israeli named "David Cohen"? No, that's not true: The image circulating on social media shows several signs of digital t