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This photo shows a false claim being spread across X, YouTube, and Instagram, alleging that foreigners arriving in the U.K. receive free phones.

No, 'foreigners' do not receive a free iPhone on arrival at Dover, U.K.

Contrary to the claim, foreign nationals arriving in Dover do not receive a free iPhone. This has been confirmed by the Home Office, which stated that a phone is not considered an essential need.

Geopolitical-Conflict Geopolitical-Humanitarian False

Official U.K. government X account has not been suspended for 'threatening citizens'

Geopolitical-Humanitarian Human Rights-General False

No, video does not show boats with illegal immigrants arriving in Britain

Geopolitical-Humanitarian Human Rights-Religion False

Visuals of 2021 Bengaluru sexual assault case falsely linked to Bangladesh violence

Geopolitical-Humanitarian Politics-Elections False

No, this is not a photo of U.K. farmers protesting against migrant boats in Dover

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Geopolitical-Humanitarian Human Rights-Religion Misleading

This map doesn't show churches 'burned down' in France over the last four years

Geopolitical-Humanitarian Media-Sports False

FIFA World Cup 2018 footage misattributed as Swedish pro-Russian protest

Human Rights-General Geopolitical-Humanitarian False

No, this is not the 'before and after' images of Palestinian prisoner recently released from Israeli captivity

Human Rights-General Geopolitical-Humanitarian Misleading

No, Hungary is not being fined by the European Union for refusing to accept illegal immigrants

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