A post supposedly shared by Rupert Lowe MP calling on the deputy Prime Minister to ‘remove teaching any sign language in the UK’ was created by a satirical account.Source

Posts shared to local buy and sell groups falsely claim a man has been shooting people dead. The man pictured in the posts was arrested in Mexico last year.Source

A video which is being shared widely online by people thinking it is genuine is an example of ‘rage bait’; a post designed to make people angry to drive engagement.Source

These posts have been circulating since at least 2017, but contain claims that are either unevidenced or false.Source

The Facebook post makes a number of misleading claims about taxes in the UK, and has been shared over 132,000 times.Source

The clip being shared, which appears to be an E! News report, is in fact a fabrication. It was not published by the news and entertainment channel.Source

It was the international charity BBC Media Action, not the BBC as a whole, which got 8% of its funding from the United States Agency for International Development in 2023/24.Source

Wetherspoons has confirmed that no such offer from them exists.Source

Thousands of people have liked posts claiming to be from the restaurant chain and offering free meals.Source