A post from a Facebook account purporting to be an official page for Morrisons claims that every person who comments on or shares the post is eligible to receive a free food box worth £35 and a voucher worth £15. This is not true. The
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Top Fact Checks→ Cadbury Chocolates is having its anniversary and is offering free chocolate hampers to anyone who comments and shares on their posts.
This is a scam. Cadbury's chocolates is not offering free chocolates to anyone who likes and shares. This scam has been tried multiple times.
Full Fact - All content→ Trafalgar Square “Freedom Rally” speech littered with false claims
During an anti-lockdown event on 24 July, dubbed the “The Worldwide Rally For Freedom”, Vernon Coleman (who we have fact checked before, under his online pseudonym “Old Man In A Chair”) made a speech in Trafalgar Square where he
Snopes→ Free Money for All? Mayors Hope Local Tests Bring Big Change
The surge in interest in these so-called free money pilot programs shows how quickly the concept of just handing out cash, no strings attached, has shifted from far-fetched idea to serious policy proposal.
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: COVID-19 Vaccine IS Free And DOES Save Lives — Price NOT Linked To Effectiveness
Is the COVID-19 vaccine free because it doesn't save lives? No, that's not true: The claim does not specifically mention the COVID-19 vaccine -- referring instead to "the shot" -- but it is implied, given current ongoing vaccination effor
Full Fact - All content→ Free paper repeats falsehoods on deaths following vaccination
The front page of free newspaper ‘The Light’, shared on Facebook, claimed that there have been 1,400 deaths and a million injuries “from covid injections” in the UK. There have been just over 1,470 deaths following a Covid-19 va
Snopes→ Here’s How To Get Free and Discounted Treats This National Ice Cream Day
We’ve got you covered on National Ice Cream Day, July 18.
Top Fact Checks→ Canada is enticing and coercing children to get vaccinated by offering them free ice cream.
Canada had a one day vaccination pop-up where children who got vaccinated got free ice cream.
Snopes→ Tuition is Now Free at the Yale Drama School
That's thanks to producer and business magnate David Geffen's endowment of $150 million.
Snopes→ Bill Cosby Freed from Prison, His Sex Conviction Overturned
Cosby, 83, flashed the V-for-victory sign to a helicopter overhead as he trudged into his suburban Philadelphia home after serving nearly three years.
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: ‘The Great Reset’ Is NOT A Secret Plan Masterminded By Global Elites To Limit Freedoms And Push Radical Policies
Is "The Great Reset" a secret plan masterminded by global elites to limit freedoms and push radical policies? No, that's not true: It's the name of a public policy initiative the World Economic Forum (WEF) launched in response to the COVI
Snopes→ Can Women ‘Hack’ Disney Parks for Free Shirts by Showing Their Boobs?
"Absolutely show your boobs when you go to Disney World if you want a free shirt," a park guest recommended on TikTok.
Snopes→ French Woman Convicted of Killing ‘Monster’ Abuser, Set Free
The case had drawn broad attention and support for the defendant amid a national reckoning with long-held taboos around domestic abuse.
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: This Image Of A Massive Highway Is NOT The Katy Freeway In Texas
Is an image that depicts a highway with some 20 lanes in each direction a photo of the Katy Freeway in Texas? No, that's not true: Although Lead Stories could not locate the origin of the image, it is not the Katy Freeway, the Federal Hig
Top Fact Checks→ Washington state provides free marijuana to encourage residents to get vaccinated.
To boost the vaccination drive in the U.S, LCB stated that anyone over the age of 21 who gets vaccinated by July 12 would receive a pre-rolled joint.
Top Fact Checks→ The Indian government will supply free vaccines to all the states from June 21, 2021.
PM Modi has announced vaccines will be supplied free of cost to states to vaccinate everyone above 18 years.
Top Fact Checks→ The Indian government will supply free vaccines to all the states from June 21, 2021.
PM Modi has announced vaccines will be supplied free of cost to states to vaccinate everyone above 18 years.
Top Fact Checks→ Biden administration offering free beer to motivate people to get vaccinated.
Anheuser-Busch has teamed up with the White House to provide free beer if 70 percent of the population is vaccinated with at least one dose by July 4.
Top Fact Checks→ West Virginia is offering free guns to those who get vaccinated against COVID-19.
West Virginia offers free custom hunting rifles and shotguns to people who got their first COVID-19 vaccine.
Snopes→ Where To Get Free Doughnuts on ‘National Donut Day’
Donut miss out!
Snopes→ Is West Virginia Giving Away Free Guns to Those Who Get COVID Vaccinations?
Vaccine-related freebies get more and more creative.
Snopes→ SCAM ALERT: Hermès 184th Anniversary Free Bag Giveaway
Reader beware.
Snopes→ Tokyo Olympics Looking More and More Like Fan-Free Event
Even local fans may be barred from venues when the games open in just under two months.
Top Fact Checks→ People who are vaccinated against COVID-19 can receive free marijuana in the U.S.
Only a few organizations and states offered cannabis to people who got their first COVID-19 vaccine in the U.S.
Top Fact Checks→ Sonia Gandhi requested PM Modi to provide free education for orphaned children during COVID-19.
To provide support and hope to the bereaved children, Sonia urged Modi to provide free education to young kids who lost their parents due to COVID-19.
Full Fact - All content→ Freedom March video littered with false claims about Covid-19 cures
A video posted on Facebook of anti-lockdown influencer and professor at University College Dublin Dolores Cahill at the 15 May “Freedom March” has been viewed more than 220,000 times. It includes claims about a number of disputed treatments
Liste→ Online posts falsely claim Thai tourists can get free Covid-19 vaccines in neighbouring Laos
Multiple online posts have shared a claim that Thai citizens can get inoculated against Covid-19 with their vaccine of choice when they visit as tourists in neighbouring Laos. This claim is false: as of May 18, 2021 foreign tourists were not permitted
TruthOrFiction→ Jersey Mike’s ‘How Do You Top Your Sub,’ ‘Blocked Blocked Blocked, None of You Are Free From Sin’ Tweets
On May 12 2021, an Imgur post purportedly showed two tweets from all the way back in June 2014 by chain restaurant Jersey Mike’s (@jerseymikes), the first asking “how do you top your sub?”, and the second beginning, “blocked .bl
Snopes→ Is Crocs Giving Away Free Footwear to Healthcare Workers?
The company is reportedly providing 10,000 free pairs a day to healthcare workers from now until May 14, 2021.
Snopes→ Was Morgan Freeman on ‘The Electric Company’?
The Oscar-winning actor's roles have ranged from detectives to God to children's show disk jockeys.
Liste→ Images of Filipino students ‘calling for end to free food stalls’ have been doctored
Three photos shared repeatedly in multiple Facebook posts purport to show students in the Philippines calling for an end to community-run stalls offering free food during the Covid-19 pandemic. But these photos have been doctored: they originally sh
Top Fact Checks→ A fake free COVID-19 vaccine registration SMS circulating in India.
SMS messages purporting to be from the COVID-19 vaccine registry are circulating, attempting to persuade recipients to install a malicious app.
Snopes→ Is ‘Entire State of Connecticut’ Offering Free Drink with Proof of COVID-19 Vaccine?
If you were hesitant about getting vaccinated, perhaps a free beverage will change your mind?
Snopes→ Free Rides, Beer and Savings Bonds: Vaccinators Get Creative
Places around the U.S. are offering incentives to try to energize the nation’s slowing vaccination drive and get Americans to roll up their sleeves.
Snopes→ No, Amazon Is Not Giving Away Free AirPods in a Raffle
If you receive this congratulatory text message from "Amazon" on your phone, don't click that link!
Top Fact Checks→ All states in India will provide adults between the ages of 18 and 45 with vaccines free of charge.
The centre has not announced free vaccination for 18-45 years old whereas many state governments have said they will provide free vaccines.
Snopes→ Apple Signals Return of Right-Wing ‘Free Speech’ App Parler
Parler was banned from Apple's App Store and the Google Play store for its role in the Jan. 6 Capitol insurrection.
Snopes→ Is Budweiser Giving Away a Free Beer to People Who Have Been Vaccinated?
For a limited time, and in participating states only, it is possible that proof of vaccination against COVID-19 could get you a $5 spending card to be used on a Budweiser beer.
Snopes→ Jeffree Star Hospitalized After Car Accident in Wyoming
YouTube personality, businessman and musician Jeffree Star was hospitalized after a car crash in Wyoming.
Top Fact Checks→ The Supreme Court of India has said that persons above 18 years of age are free to choose their religion.
The SC ruling came after a PIL was filed by BJP leader Ashwini Upadhyay seeking a law to control black magic and forceful religious conversions.