
Sian Bayley
Senior News and Online Journalist at Full Fact
Senior News and Online Journalist @FullFact | Previously The Bookseller, BBC Local Democracy Reporting Service and Evening Standard | Views Own
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1 week ago |
fullfact.org | Sian Bayley
What was claimed A video shows India recently launching a missile attack on Pakistan. Our verdict False. This video dates back to at least October 2023. A video is being shared on social media alongside claims it shows missiles recently launched by India on Pakistan. But this video dates back to at least October 2023 and is unrelated to the recent conflict. Posts shared on Facebook and Instagram show a series of explosions at night.
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4 weeks ago |
fullfact.org | Sian Bayley
What was claimed Cadbury has removed the word ‘Easter’ from its chocolate eggs. Our verdict False. Cadbury says all its Easter shell eggs sold in the UK reference Easter on their packaging. Some of the eggs shown in social media posts making this claim are made by Nestlé, however, which does not always reference the word ‘Easter’ on its Easter egg packaging. What was claimed Cadbury eggs are certified halal.
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1 month ago |
fullfact.org | Sian Bayley
What was claimed A picture shows General John Pagri, Commander of the Special Tasks Battalion in the US army, who was recently killed in the Gaza Strip. Our verdict There’s no evidence that any US army general has recently been killed in Gaza, and a defence official confirmed there is no US general with this name. This is an old image taken in Iraq of soldiers with different names.
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1 month ago |
fullfact.org | Sian Bayley
We’ve seen a number of different claims about the , which tells the story of a 13-year-old boy who is arrested for the murder of a teenage girl, being based on a true story. Several viral social media posts in mid-March suggested that the series was based on a real story involving a black boy, even though the main character in the drama was white.
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1 month ago |
fullfact.org | Sian Bayley
What was claimed Mel Gibson and Mark Wahlberg have partnered with Elon Musk to invest between $1 billion and $3 billion into a non-woke film studio committed to traditional family values. Our verdict False. The claim comes from a satirical article and Mr Gibson’s publicist has confirmed it is “not true”.
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