Checked by BBC Reality Check7 Oct 2021United Kingdom Boris Johnson, UK Prime Minister “In Ribble Valley... they live seven years longer than the people of Blackpool only 33 miles away” BBC Reality Check rated this: This is correct.
Checked by BBC Reality Check29 Sep 2021United KingdomEconomy and jobs Keir Starmer, UK Labour Party Leader “A tank of fuel already costs £10 more than it did at the start of the year” BBC Reality Check rated this: This is correct.
Checked by BBC Reality Check23 Sep 2021United Kingdom Boris Johnson, UK Prime Minister “We produce more offshore wind than any other country” BBC Reality Check rated this: This is correct.
Checked by BBC Reality Check22 Sep 2021United Kingdom Angela Rayner, Labour Party deputy leader “He's complaining about having to share his 115-room, taxpayer-funded mansion with the foreign secretary” BBC Reality Check rated this: False - it is not funded by the taxpayer.
Checked by BBC Reality Check15 Sep 2021United States Larry Elder “People are leaving California for the first time in our state's 170-year history” BBC Reality Check rated this: The trend started before Governor Newsom took office.
Checked by BBC Reality Check8 Aug 2021IsraelWar and conflict Social media posts “A Saudi athlete died after losing to an Israeli at the Tokyo Olympics.” BBC Reality Check rated this: This claim is false. The athlete is very much alive.
Checked by BBC Reality Check16 Jul 2021United Kingdom Social media posts “Protesters let lions out of a game reserve.” BBC Reality Check rated this: False. This video is old and unrelated to the protests.
Checked by BBC Reality Check20 Jun 2021EthiopiaWar and conflict Social media posts “It is very strange that there are dozens of news [stories] that began to escalate about Ethiopia's readiness to launch a nuclear strike on Egypt, especially after the escalation of the Renaissance Dam crisis at unprecedented rates” BBC Reality Check rated this: Ethiopia doesn't possess nuclear weapons.
Checked by BBC Reality Check8 Jun 2021United Kingdom Prime Minister of Ethiopia Abiy Ahmed “We will liberate the telecoms sector” BBC Reality Check rated this: The sale of two telecoms licenses has not been completed.
Checked by BBC Reality Check16 May 2021IsraelWar and conflict Social media posts “Posts from the Israel Defence Force twitter account said: "We just love killing" and "Just bombed some kids".” BBC Reality Check rated this: These screenshots are fake.
Checked by BBC Reality Check12 May 2021United Kingdom Keir Starmer, leader of UK Labour Party “The number of apprentices has fallen by 200,000 in the three years to 2020” BBC Reality Check rated this: That figure is correct.
Checked by BBC Reality Check11 May 2021United KingdomEconomy and jobs US President Joe Biden “In the first quarter, our economy grew at a 6.4% rate - outpacing growth we are seeing from our friends in the eurozone” BBC Reality Check rated this: This is correct.
Checked by BBC Reality Check5 May 2021United Kingdom Douglas Ross MSP, Scottish Conservative Party “1.1 million people in Scotland are taxed more for doing the same job than the rest of the UK” BBC Reality Check rated this: This is correct but needs context.
Checked by BBC Reality Check29 Apr 2021United Kingdom US President Joe Biden “Over 11 million undocumented folks - the vast majority overstaying visas” BBC Reality Check rated this: This hasn't been the trend overall over recent decades.
Checked by BBC Reality Check28 Apr 2021United KingdomHealth UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson “We've done 50% of the population and 25% of the adult population have now had two doses [of vaccine]” BBC Reality Check rated this: These figures are correct.
Checked by BBC Reality Check18 Apr 2021RussiaWar and conflict Vesti Nedeli television programme “Lord Palmerston said "it's so difficult to live when no-one wages war on Russia.” BBC Reality Check rated this: We've found no evidence of Lord Palmerston saying this.
Checked by BBC Reality Check30 Mar 2021United KingdomHealth Willie Rennie “We've got 1,500 young people who are waiting for mental health support for over a year” BBC Reality Check rated this: This is correct.
Checked by BBC Reality Check25 Mar 2021Ethiopia Social media posts “Children in Tigray pictured drinking unsanitary water” BBC Reality Check rated this: This is misleading. This picture is not from Tigray at all.
Checked by BBC Reality Check20 Mar 2021United KingdomHealth Appeared in The Light newspaper “Face masks were responsible for "thousands" of deaths from bacterial pneumonia.” BBC Reality Check rated this: There is no evidence for this claim.
Checked by BBC Reality Check28 Jan 2021United KingdomHealth A man who entered East Surrey Hospital “Vitamin C, vitamin D, and zinc can cure Covid” BBC Reality Check rated this: False. None of these can cure Covid-19.