Internet cultureUnited Kingdom False
Two Facebook videos show vans and workers backing a driver allegedly asked to remove his England flag. Fact-checker Full Fact says they are not real.
Internet cultureUnited Kingdom False
A video with more than eight million views announces an imminent lockdown. Full Fact says it shows an emergency response on 22 October.
Internet cultureUnited States Partly true
Power & elitesSpain Misleading
GeopoliticsIran Partly true
Reports from AFP, India Today and IBTimes agree on the slogan, Enghelab Square and a second board. Details found in only one report are left out.
GeopoliticsUnited States Partly true
UFOs & spaceUnited States Partly true
The Pentagon has published 28 old and recent documents on unidentified aerial phenomena. The release is real, but it does not prove an extraterrestrial origin; that it reveals something hidden is the reading of those sharing it.
UFOs & spaceWorld Misleading
A Spanish mystery site presents a Moon of blues and oranges as a surprise. NASA has explained for decades that these are real compositional differences, with the colour exaggerated on purpose.
MysteriesWorld No evidence
A mystery site proposes that an advanced civilisation could colonise a planet by modifying its species. It offers no data; the checks we have read of supposedly 'extraterrestrial' remains found earthly remains.
Internet cultureAndorra, Spain False
Maldita.es rated the claim False on 5 November 2026. FC Andorra's note of 3 November is a condolence for Jesús de Miguel and contains no such letter or retirement.
Internet cultureUnited Kingdom False
Full Fact rated two posts offering book boxes for very little money as false. Here is what it found, and what it did not say.
