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How many asylum hotels have been closed under Labour?

A government minister said 200 hotels have been closed since peak usage under the Conservatives, but most of this decrease took place under the previous government.Source

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unbfacts: During the cold winters, the Alaskan Wood Frog…

unbfacts: During the cold winters, the Alaskan Wood Frog becomes a frog-shaped block of ice. It stops breathing, and its heart stops beating. When Spring arrives the frog thaws and returns to normal going along its merry way. Source

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unbfacts: A Native American woman, later named Juana Maria, was…

unbfacts: A Native American woman, later named Juana Maria, was the last surviving member of the Nicoleño tribe. She lived alone on San Nicolas Island off the California coast for 18 years, from 1835 until 1853, when she was brought to the mainland. Her remarkable story of survival directly inspired the classic children’s novel “Island… Read More »

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Real Velociraptors were much smaller than the movie versions—about the size of a turkey. Fossils…

Real Velociraptors were much smaller than the movie versions—about the size of a turkey. Fossils…Source

Category: Unbelievable facts Tags: dinosaurs, Facts, fossils, History, jurassicpark, Movies, paleontology, Science, turkey, velociraptor

In 2024, “The Final Experiment” sent flat Earth and globe Earth YouTubers to Antarctica to observe…

In 2024, “The Final Experiment” sent flat Earth and globe Earth YouTubers to Antarctica…Source

Category: Unbelievable facts Tags: Antarctica, conspiracy, debunked, experiment, Facts, flatearth, hoax, misinformation, myth, Science

UK users do not have to provide ID to use VPNs

The Online Safety Act does not require age verification to use a virtual private network.Source

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English speakers start feeling uncomfortable after about 4 seconds of silence in conversation….

English speakers start feeling uncomfortable after about 4 seconds of silence in conversation….Source

Category: Unbelievable facts Tags: Communication, conversation, culture, Facts, Japan, Language, linguistics, psychology, silence, sociology

Image does not show migrants arriving in the English Channel

The photograph is actually from 2021, and shows people on a boat off the coast of Libya.Source

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Times corrects Ozempic headline after Full Fact intervention

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unbfacts: A domestic cat named Casper from Plymouth, England,…

unbfacts: A domestic cat named Casper from Plymouth, England, was a regular bus commuter. His owner discovered that for years, the independent cat had been politely queuing with passengers at a bus stop. He would board a specific bus for its 11-mile round-trip journey around the city, enjoying the ride from his favorite seat before… Read More »

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