An Amazon spokesperson confirmed the offer being shared on social media is not legitimate.Source

The footage has been shared widely on social media with misleading captions claiming it depicts the Global Sumud Flotilla.Source

A spokesperson for the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs told Full Fact this is “completely false”.Source

Posts sharing the claim about the footballer have been shared thousands of times on social media, but the council has confirmed it isn’t true.Source

A viral clip is recirculating on social media and once again being shared as though it is genuine – but it’s not.Source

Multiverse is an “upskilling company”, not a software developer, and both it and the government say there’s no truth to viral claims linking it to the scheme.Source

Videos circulating on social media claim you need to tell the government if you’ve been living with your partner for more than a year, or you’ll face a £2,000 fine. But this isn’t true.Source

Wembley lasagne, swans and AI fakes, just another day as a fact checker. Chris Morris (no, not that one) took r/ukpolitics inside the fight against bad information, the need for good stats and keeping an eye on government promises.Source