Evie Townend

Thousands of people have shared this clip with false claims it shows a child being kidnapped by two migrants.

A screenshot of the fake article has been shared widely amid a movement to raise St George’s and Union Jack flags in public spaces across the UK.

This claim has been shared on social media recently, but there’s no evidence such an attack actually happened, and many images and videos supposedly showing the incident were created with AI.

Thousands have shared a social media post that shares a clip from the programme with claims it’s not satire or science fiction.

The fake article was created by an Australian street artist as satire, but screenshots have circulated without this context.

Social media posts share old footage of whales beaching, with the claim it was the day before an earthquake earlier this week.

However, Prime Minister Donald Tusk did say the first half of the quote about Europeans asking Americans to protect them from Russians.

Social media posts are sharing a quote attributed to President Trump about watching teenage girls dress, but this is not what he actually said.

Thousands of people have viewed a video supposedly featuring a former ‘migrant hotel employee’, who makes a number of incorrect claims about what government support asylum seekers receive.

Claims about a case Mr Starmer worked on when he was a barrister have recirculated online.