A terror attack at a Hanukkah event in Bondi drew near-universal coverage across left, centre and right—but the real divide was how outlets framed cause, blame and meaning.
Reset Tech data cited by the Guardian says 150 UK-focused channels targeting Labour drew nearly 1.2bn views in 2025; YouTube removed them.
Misleading posts claim Enoch Burke got life for pronoun refusal, but he is detained for repeatedly defying Irish court orders over school trespass.
Donald Trump’s first Cabinet meeting back in the White House was filled with falsehoods on Ukraine aid, trade, inflation, and fentanyl deaths.
Meta starts testing Community Notes, a user-driven alternative to third-party fact-checking, across Facebook, Instagram, and Threads.
Surveys show almost all Britons encounter online misinformation, fuelling mistrust in politics, news and democracy as deepfakes and influencers amplify risks.
Fact-check: Facebook post about a Sheffield family celebrating Labour’s two-child cap repeal misuses a 2014 photo of a displaced father in Pakistan.
Ten years after his campaign launch, Donald Trump’s most frequently debunked false claims continue to dominate social media and challenge fact-checkers.
AI deepfakes of trusted doctors on TikTok and other platforms push unproven menopause supplements, exposing a dangerous gap in UK online safety rules.
Fact-check reveals viral claim that the UK pledged £40bn to rebuild Gaza is false: Britain has offered millions in aid, not tens of billions.
An old video of Westminster Abbey flying Pakistan's flag for a national event resurfaces online with incorrect claims linking it to Holy Week.