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Fact check: RAF Fairford arrest image likely manipulated with AI (opens the original)
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A widely shared social media post said: “So what kind of Badges are these Responders wearing in Fairford as they apprehended the 5 Terrorist Suspects who have now been released on Bail? “This whole thing stinks & the establishment of determined to bury it as soon as possible.” The post attached an image made up of two photos. One photo shows people in uniform and two men sitting on the ground. The other is cropped to focus on a badge on one of the uniforms. The image shows signs it was generated
Fact check: Image of protest in Dublin is from April 2025 - AOL (opens the original)
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A social media post shared on September 19 showed an image of a large crowd with many Irish flags. The image said: “More Than 100,000 Irish Patriots March Through Dublin in One of the Biggest Protests Ireland Has Ever Seen.” The post’s caption added: “They packed the streets against mass immigration, the EU migration pact, and the loss of their country.” The image appears to be an AI-edited version of an image first shared online in April 2025. The editing appears to have been intended to improv
Fact check: More than half of female prisoners sentenced for violent crimes (opens the original)
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Norfolk police and crime commissioner (PCC) Colin Sutton told Times Radio on July 27: “The fact is that something like 80% of women who are in the prison system are there not for violent reasons.” The Reform UK PCC was discussing his proposal for an early release scheme targeting female prisoners. The most recent data on prison populations shows the majority (58.2%) of women and girls in jail across England and Wales were sentenced for offences considered “violent crimes”. Similar figures to Mr
Fact check: Widely shared video of Nigel Farage is from 2024 general election (opens the original)
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A social media post claimed Reform UK leader Nigel Farage was “practising his Ann Widdecombe grief walk for his PR stunt”. The post included a low-quality video of a man walking up and down a road. Similar posts shared a clearer and longer version of what appears to be the same video, including a separate similar clip of Mr Farage walking. One wrote: “After a successful* day grief campaigning, Nigel Farage prepares himself for the role of shadow prime minister.” Another said: “Is everything Fara
Fact check: Lucy Connolly was released from prison after serving about 12 months - AOL (opens the original)
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Restore Britain leader Rupert Lowe told a podcast this week that Lucy Connolly was “locked up for 32 months for just a very emotional social media post” about the Southport attack “which she deleted after four hours”. Connolly served about 12-and-a-half months in prison. She was handed a 31-month sentence after pleading guilty to distributing material with the intention of stirring up racial hatred, with 40% of the sentence to be served in prison. She remains on licence for the remainder of the
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